[hugger6933]

I have a H/F die grinder in my body shop and several other H/F tools. I also use a older NAPA die grinder that I have had for several years. I have a body shop, and some of my air tools get used a BUNCH like my DA sanders. The one I have is a $50 dollar sander. I am on my second one of that type. The first one came in a "kit"with a couple of spray guns for like $135 or so and that sander lasted me like 8 to 10 years. That is like five or six life times in a regular hobby type shop. Not all of your tools HAVE to have the expensive names on them. Years ago I would not have made that statement but I was also giving the Snap-on tool guy a check every week anywhere between $150 to $600 a week. I was a stupid kid, luckily I was able to still keep every thing flowing while doing that and keeping wrecks coming in and going out. I rebuild wrecks [late model trucks and SUV's] and have since 1987. Go to the nearest H/F store spend $75 bucks get a boat load of stuff and take your self out or buy your truck a pretty with the 100 bucks difference that you would have spent on that air tool. Jim