Review on 💥 Revolutionary 6255 Professional Composite Grinder Mechanism: Unleash Precision Grinding Power by Mike Campbell

Okay, I didn't even have a month. But this month he was tortured 4 to 6 full hours a day. Smaller brands would not survive the first week. My mill stopped early one day as if the right angle toothed head was at a standoff and something told me it wouldn't be long in this world. I kept pulling the trigger and after a minute the tool came loose, so I continued to use it with difficulty. I used the correct air pressure, lubricated it and oiled the head every day. So why give five stars to a tool that broke and had to be sent back? I have been using pneumatic tools for over 50 years and with experience you will really get a feel for what the tool does. I got the impression it was something that escaped quality control or was just destined to be bad. Otherwise the grinder (quietly) screams quality and worked really well when I had it. When it finally stopped, it was an abrupt stop, and it was done with, I suspected, sometime since the day it stalled. The sound of these mills is real and it's really nice even though I'm wearing headphones. They also run very quietly and have a lot of power. The reduced noise level at first gives the impression that it isn't as powerful as the louder ones and takes some getting used to, but it works just as hard as other louder coffee grinders. Although it broke and I got a refund, the grinder paid for it with the amount of grunt they provided in the short time I had. I wouldn't be disappointed if it broke after being able to get a refund and will probably buy another next time I have a job that requires a second square grinder - I have an old Dotco RA grinder for a day. for everyday use, but some jobs are best done with two grinders so you don't have to change grindstones. When this work comes out I will be ordering another AirCat with full expectation that it will work. If not, I'll report it.