Milwaukee 6034 21 Random Orbit Sander Review

I have a small furniture store. Most of my tools are quite expensive, I can't buy them in the store. Palm grinders are a toss-up. They are almost disposable. I mainly drive Bosch. But I decided to push the limits and try Milwaukee because of the name. Received mid-August. It's been 3 months. All of this has been said. If you're not willing to spend money on a Festool or Merka (very expensive), Bosch has the best grinder. I got my money back for that. But now it just collects dust.

Excellent light machine, different speed is a plus for the same price others charge a higher price. After other brands have fallen apart this 1 holds up to a lot of use, the multispeed is so good if you use coarse grit. Now I have 2 and I can get both to work, I've had many over the years and they all seem to be falling apart or the company has changed the design of the replacement pads. We use our Milwaukee grinder 5 and 6 days a week and yes if you clean it after use every day it will last…

I have quite a few random orbital sanders including Mirka, DeWalt and Porter Cable. This one is cheaper than almost all others, very convenient in operation and features including speed, balance and weight adjustment, dust collection, and has a great overall design. This is a keeper, unlike some others (Mirka broke down after two months of brief use). I first bought a Milwaukee product when I got my hands on a pair of scissors which I found exceptional and which I now have in my kitchen. , too…