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What is a die grinder?
What types of motors are available for products within Die Grinders?
Are there cordless options available within Die Grinders?
Ok, today is the last day I'm using my drill as a die grinder, tomorrow I'm gonna buy something from home depot that specifically for that purpose.
I don't want to even dip my toe into having multiple battery brands, I'd be homeless in a month if I so much as sniff a makita or milwaukee battery.
It looks like Dremel has some cordless options, but I'm worried about their power and longevity, all I'm gonna use it for is for chewing through metal, I wont use it too often but I want something that can turn some pretty hard metal into oatmeal if I need it to
TL:DR: What would a comparable dremel brand (or other rechargeable) die grinder be, compared to this one?
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-20-Volt-MAX-Cordless-Brushless-1-1-2-in-Variable-Speed-Die-Grinder-Tool-Only-DCG426B/303010265
EDIT: UPDATE: thanks for all the comments yall I learned a lot! Today I bought a couple different rotary bits, I'm just gonna stick em in my drill and see how that feels. I got a "flap wheel" and a little carbide drum, I think they're both 1/8 though, didn't realize there were two sizes! And then when the 2500 rpm drill inevitably unsatisfactory, I'm gonna buy the dewalt because I'm a shameless brand whore