OMG ! I could NOT get the guard on, thanks a million for this, so helpful !

Just to add to what Jason Fowler pointed out regarding the locking button. When you want to tighten a wheel (any wheel) on a grinder, no matter the make of grinder, never use the spanner to tighten the disc. If you do you run the risk of the wheel becoming over tightened onto the machines spindle. The correct method of tightening any wheel is to find the locking position using the press button on the machine (they all have one these days) then, after winding the disc on by hand, grip the disc (or wire wheel) by hand and turn the disc tight BY HAND ONLY. Using this method you will always be able to remove the disc with the supplied spanner very easily, with no need to use a hammer and chisel of some sort. I have seen the hammer removal method used by people so many times over the years, I have lost count. Hand tight is sufficient for ANY type of disc or wheel. I would even go so far as to say that if someone tells you you MUST use the spanner to tighten a wheel, they are one damn bad tradesman and do not know what they are talking about. No wheel will loosen itself in use if it is hand tight and firm on the spindle I can assure you. I learned my trade as a fabricator for British Steel in the late 1970's and i can state honestly that I have NEVER had an issue removing a worn wheel using the method I have described above, NOR has a wheel ever loosened itself in use when fitted firmly hand tight. If someone tells you different, they are lying.

@LoganDunning

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! hope you have a great day

@Iamdudeman12

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks for posting it. It helped a lot. Print out in the box is long, complicated and very small letters!

Thanks for the review. I thought I would point out, in case in might help a fellow viewer, there is a spindle lock (black button behind the wheel) that can be used to help tighten and remove a disk. Just depress and hold the button before using the wrench.

@LoganDunning

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!❤️🙏

@Iamdudeman12

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Perfect, just what I was looking for, couldn't get that adjustable guard to lock properly, then I saw the holes. Good job 👍

Thanks

Recently got a MIG welder so a good grinder is in order. This review may have caused me to change my mind on cordless. Not to mention my tools are also M18 LOL. Great vid 👍🏽

@LoganDunning

3 жыл бұрын

🙏😎

@LoganDunning

3 жыл бұрын

🙏❤️ Glad you liked it. For me it was I had to make sure I always got the highest in Milwaukee cordless and the power has always been there on the M 18. 😎 Please consider subscribing for more helpful DIY construction videos. Hope you have a great day

Great review. I’m also just a DIYer but love Milwaukee tools and this is a great one

@LoganDunning

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I love Milwaukee tools too. Glad to meet another Milwaukee fan! 😎❤️

@thomasoakleyderbyshire9761

3 жыл бұрын

@@LoganDunning I’ve got loads of their tools, even stuff il never use 😂😂 but the grinders one of my favourite

Thanks for the video, I just got this free with the purchase of a impact wrench. You video was help full. Do you know if this can be used to cut woods, 2 x 4 etc?

@LoganDunning

3 жыл бұрын

I assume if you put on a saw blade that was made for wood, it would cut, maybe slower but yes :) Hope that helps!

What does brushless mean??

NO LOCK. What does that mean?

@LoganDunning

3 жыл бұрын

Theres a lock :) Sorry about that!