How is the strength of the motor and does it handle tougher grinding? (tough big toe nails)
463259
The motor is strong enough to take care of everything I have asked it to do including grinding my tough big toe nails.
463260
Yes it does work well on thick toe nails its an excellent tool for both fingers and toe nails would recommend it.
463261
The motor is strong and is very good at handling/grinding tough nails including thicker toenails. I have had mine for years.
463262
Yes, I have used it on my toenails to buff them down before polishing them.
252376
I love it!!! I bought it for pet photography. Nails have never been a problem but my nieces high heel did rip it a little.
647372
The spec sheet shows the 9,000 rpm. I have used mine for grinding and cutting. It performs very well
1575764
I can load it up with ice cubes and it grinds them just fine , the motor is very strong in this thing
1878601
The motor and drive mechanism are certainly stout enough. I would think the main variable would be the quality of your drill bit.
1753999
i have this drill was given to me as a gift, I used it to drill hundreds of self drilling metal screws, within a months time, it has the perfect RPM for that job IMO, and the battery lasted longer than any cordless I've owned prior.. able to work the better half of a day without needing recharged. I would not call this heavy duty, but I see no problems with it holding up to my unreasonable abuse. I am still using this drill regularly, and only stopped by here because a refurbished one is cheaper than the price of a battery.
2000073
I really like this machine, I have not seen the Hammer strength unit so I can't give you a comparison though I have had this for over a year and it is very strong great quality and solid so I can't imagine a way that it would malfunction or break.
2062550
It is well made, but it would depend on how often you use it and how hard you excercise on it. The foot pedals are made of hard plastic, so inevitably, will break if continuously torqued side to side. I would suggest that a commercial/gym grade machine might be better for you.
1091743
I have 3 different machines... This motor just feels stronger. All of the feet that came with this machine are metal and fit tight.... Not like any of my other machines. I can sew through 10 layers of jean fabric and go straight into 2 layers of silk without missing a stitch! :) I love it!!!
2037432
Not sure I follow? Are you referring to the motor and what not? If so I would say it's a Dewalt. In my opinion it's the best of the best. I've used it on multiple projects and haven't had any issues yet. I don't foresee any problems occurring anytime soon either.
1982690
For finishing, light de-burring and profile finishing it should be fine. These split-phase motors are designed for speed .. torque no so much. This is the smallest belt abrasive machine I have here so I suggest for any heavier "grinding" you consider a 1" by 42" or 6" by 48" machine. Mine is up in the woodshop .. a sit-down machine perfect for airfoils out of aircraft birch. I have not used the disc function.
99583
Its a lot tougher than you think. Mine hasn't failed me yet . Even when my brother tried to cut concrete with it. I would buy a longer chain and chainbar . This little chainsaw is a gladiator .
1370465
I have noticed that there is a lot of vibration when it is being used on the high setting, but that is to be expected at that speed. I have noticed that the nail drill works really well on the low to medium setting. I highly recommend this nail drill. It has exceeded my expectations.
1770790
I can only answer this from knowing the FC350B. It';s an excellent nailer to date and I'm quite satisfied with it. It's easy to get nails and it doesn't jam. As a first it's worth getting.
939759
It is a fine machine. One of my favorites. It works great for tall grass. It is less great for shrubs and other vegetation with stalks--the string is tough, but it breaks on hard stems. elw
1472542
It might depend on what you are grinding. I use mine to grind stone and masonry and therefore reason that grinders having higher amp motors will last longer. If you only use it to sharpen your mower blade, the less expensive lower amp Makita will probably suffice. I have been using Makita grinders since the 80s and have had only one fail (and I bought it used). My second one has a dead switch so I now have to shut it off by pulling the cord. Otherwise, still going strong.
1789761
These are a solid motor. I run tjem in a few of my rigs. What exactly it your expectation of them?