We’re still waiting for the first tool company to come out with the HomeFixated edition cordless that goes all the way up to “11. It is a highly versatile tool with a variable-speed of 5,000-32,000 RPM and a collet that’s compatible with all 0. The goal was simple: to time cuts on both materials using both the Milwaukee M12 and the Dremel 8200.

Featuring variable speed controls and superior, lightweight ergonomics, MILWAUKEE® rotary tools are designed to help to take the strain out of long and complex cutting tasks.Both tools were setup with freshly charged batteries for each cut, and each also got a fresh cutoff wheel (all wheels were Milwaukee, for uniformity). The C12RT Cordless Rotary Tool utilizes a powerful 12V motor to produce unmatched performance and increased run-time. I don’t know whether to attribute that to the extra 2,000 rpm Milwaukee boasts, or the mysterious torque stat that neither Dremel nor Milwaukee seem to broadcast. Our new M12™ Brushless Rotary Tool delivers unmatched performance with the fastest application speed, and 30% higher RPM under load. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.

Choose our tools and gain the flexibility of a cordless tool with the power of corded - all thanks to a range of technologies and innovations designed around the needs of professional tradespeople. Accustomed to Dremel’s rotary kits, which tend to come with a little birthday party’s worth of rotary accessories, I was a little disappointed to only see a mandrel and cutoff wheels with Milwaukee’s kit. Like the Bosch MX25 Oscillating MultiTool, we were disappointed to see the M12 only go to “Six” instead of Spinal Tap’s and HomeFixated’s recommended “11. Designed for the professional tradesperson, the MILWAUKEE® M12™ Brushless Rotary Tool is optimized for power, precision, and productivity on the jobsite.The warranty is limited to repair and/or replacement and does not include any other obligations including but not limited to incidental or consequential damages.

Variable interface offers speed adjustments from 5,000 to 27,500 rpm with 12-speed settings to complete a wide range of cutting, grinding, sanding, and polishing applications. We’ve alway liked Dremel rotary tools for that small but still vital niche of projects that would take ten years with hand tools and 1 minute with a rotary tool. Milwaukee C12RT-0 12v Rotary Tool(Tool Only),Milwaukee Electric Tool has developed a new breed of rotary tool by leveraging its heritage in straight and die grinders,The M12 Cordless LITHIUM-ION Rotary Tool utilizes a powerful 12V motor and Milwaukee's REDLITHIUM Battery technology to produce unmatched performance and increased run-time,The size and versatility of the M12 Cordless Rotary Tool make it an indispensable tool for Maintenance Contractors,Electricians,Plumbers and more,The tool runs from 5,000-32,000RPM is managed by a variable speed dial for fluid control,The collet is completely compatible with all 1/32-1/8shank accessories providing the user access to thousands of cutting,grinding, sanding and polishing solutions.You never did mention anything about the Milwaukee taking all of the Dremel attachments, like the flex extension and all the others that screw on the head, the Milwaukee has a little black cap on the end there which is the exact same as the Dremel and can accept all the Dremel attachments.

Although accessory changes on a rotary tool can often be done hand-tight, it’d be nice to see some innovation with the 1/8″ collet (such as button operated quick-change mechanism). While I couldn’t detect any real difference on the hollow tube, I have to give the edge to to Milwaukee on the solid aluminum rod. If you need help with choosing the best multi-tool for your job or want to know all the different uses your multi-tool can handle, one of our how-to guides will provide the answers:• How to choose the best multi-tool for the job?I actually used the screwdriver end more than the wrench (the screwdriver comes in handy for unscrewing the mandrel/cutting wheels). For the record Dremel has been the leader in this field for a long time but they stress their tools are primarily for home crafts, I note this seems to be changing lately, perhaps they see an opening in a segment of the commercial market.