Let's start by properly defining terms:
TAD - Tool Acquisition Disorder
MAD - Makita Acquisition Disorder (Milwaukee Acquisition disorder for some folks)
So, I am looking to add do my collection an 18V angle polisher DPV300. Alternatively i can buy into a 12V Milwaukee line for their 12V die grinder and polisher (Milwaukee 2485-20 die grinder and the Milwaukee 2438-20)
The problem is that for "abrasive tools" i already have:
1. Makita 5 inch angle grinder - XAG04Z
2. Makita 5 inch sander - XOB01Z
3. Makikita 18V straight die grinder (fixed speed) XDG01Z
4. Makita LXT drill, which i can add a scotchbrite attachment to.
5. Makita 18v multi tool
What should i tell to myself to convince myself to spend $200 on DPV300 or about $300 to buy into Milwaukee 12v product line?
I am thinking that i "need" a tool that would go between dremel and my current angle grinder / die grinder, power wise, but seems like drill attachment fits there and should have higher torque than other options.
TAD - Tool Acquisition Disorder
MAD - Makita Acquisition Disorder (Milwaukee Acquisition disorder for some folks)
So, I am looking to add do my collection an 18V angle polisher DPV300. Alternatively i can buy into a 12V Milwaukee line for their 12V die grinder and polisher (Milwaukee 2485-20 die grinder and the Milwaukee 2438-20)
The problem is that for "abrasive tools" i already have:
1. Makita 5 inch angle grinder - XAG04Z
2. Makita 5 inch sander - XOB01Z
3. Makikita 18V straight die grinder (fixed speed) XDG01Z
4. Makita LXT drill, which i can add a scotchbrite attachment to.
5. Makita 18v multi tool
What should i tell to myself to convince myself to spend $200 on DPV300 or about $300 to buy into Milwaukee 12v product line?
I am thinking that i "need" a tool that would go between dremel and my current angle grinder / die grinder, power wise, but seems like drill attachment fits there and should have higher torque than other options.