Time To Grind With The Milwaukee Tools M12 Right Angle Die Grinder

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In this video, Brian Eslick from How to Automotive puts the Milwaukee Tools M12 FUEL Right Angle Die Grinder to work so you can see exactly how it performs in a real-world shop environment.

The M12 FUEL Right Angle Die Grinder is the first cordless right angle die grinder built to deliver the size and performance professional mechanics need. It packs more power than a standard 0.25 HP pneumatic die grinder, while its compact design makes it perfect for getting into those tight spaces.

With its 4-Mode RPM control and a responsive variable speed trigger, this tool gives you unmatched precision and control over your work.

👉 Note: This is an older model — Milwaukee has since released an updated version — but this tool still holds its own and is a solid option for many shop applications.

🔧 Key Features:
• Cordless design for added mobility
• Compact size for tight spaces
• More power than standard pneumatic grinders
• 4-Mode RPM control for precision
• Variable speed trigger

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