1/4 Inch Air Die Grinder, 25,000 RPM Free Speed,1/4 Inch (6MM) and 1/8 Inch (3MM) collet,Mini and Compact Size,Polishing Tool

I've used this primarily for shaping/carving woodworking projects, and it does the job. Small, light, easy on the hands, which makes it accurate for the type of work I'm doing.

Works well and would definitely buy again. The first one needed replaced because it didn't work but the second one was great

This is a real deal. Works well for me. I use it to sand and polish wooden bowls that I make. I gave it 4 stars for 2 reasons. Number one, it must use much more than the advertised 2.8 cfm at 90 psi. My compressor runs more than when I use air tools rated at 4.0 cfm at 90 lbs. I have a polisher that is rated 15.0 cfm at 90 lbs and the compressor doesn't run anymore than this die grinder. Number 2, as someone already stated, it is almost impossible to change attachments without removing the collet. Major nuisance. Otherwise, it has worked well for my needs.

Works well once you force your bits in. The shanks are a tad large for the tool so you have to force em in or remove the threaded sleeve all the way, push in the bit and then screw it down.

Works perfect. It's powerful and it's fast it's awesome for the price.

I took my other die grinder and put a 1/4 inch carbide burr in it . I then put the collet in vise and ran the burr through it . It works perfect now . NOW all you have to do is loosen lock nut to change tools. A 1/4 inch drill bit might work . Go slow & straight

Works as it should, as well as name brand

If you want to be frustrated every time you change a tool this will be perfect for you. I am 70 yrs old and have worn out several cheap die grinders after many years use. The collet is so tight on the brand new 1/4 inch carbide burr I purchased at the same time that returning this is a no brainer. I should have read all the reviews and would have seen this to be a common problem. I have no idea how this ever passed a factory quality design review.