Enjoy the video just pick one up Mostly to use with a cut off wheel and no one has talked about needing to get the adapter, and/or using a 3 inch wheel on, it exactly what I needed to know. Ordered the adapter and cut off wheels off Amazon also 👍
They do make proper attachments for 1/4 in. die grinders. Including wire wheels and all kinds of sanding polishing burs and so much more like the Roloc system. Even Harbor Freight has their own version.
Once a attachment is inserted for removal will need to loosen the lock nut than it till it stops after loosening and we go at it again to use the provided wrenches to loosen the chuck for a second time to release the arbor!!
Just got mine. Had any trouble with the collet? Finally got a ¼" wire brush into it, but it won't come out, the whole collet & collar comes off together.
if possible use the provided wrenches and see if you can break the inner collet from the outer nut. Also trying to reset the collet and using the wrenches might help. I wish Milwaukee would have had a warning with the tool. But this is a common mistakes others have. Calling Milwaukee might also help best of luck.
TBH, I gave up and returned it. No way is should be that awkward. I called Milwaukee and they agreed, so refund then go for the angled unit. @@diy-fixit9566
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Hey, thanks for sharing! This is exactly the comparison and opinion I have been looking for, while considering an upgrade.
Enjoy the video just pick one up Mostly to use with a cut off wheel and no one has talked about needing to get the adapter, and/or using a 3 inch wheel on, it exactly what I needed to know. Ordered the adapter and cut off wheels off Amazon also 👍
best of luck
They do make proper attachments for 1/4 in. die grinders. Including wire wheels and all kinds of sanding polishing burs and so much more like the Roloc system. Even Harbor Freight has their own version.
These wire wheels shown are for drills not a die-grinder, please excuse me.
Once a attachment is inserted for removal will need to loosen the lock nut than it till it stops after loosening and we go at it again to use the provided wrenches to loosen the chuck for a second time to release the arbor!!
I have the right angled version and use it just about everyday.
thanks for your input
Just got mine. Had any trouble with the collet? Finally got a ¼" wire brush into it, but it won't come out, the whole collet & collar comes off together.
if possible use the provided wrenches and see if you can break the inner collet from the outer nut. Also trying to reset the collet and using the wrenches might help. I wish Milwaukee would have had a warning with the tool. But this is a common mistakes others have. Calling Milwaukee might also help best of luck.
TBH, I gave up and returned it. No way is should be that awkward. I called Milwaukee and they agreed, so refund then go for the angled unit. @@diy-fixit9566