Die grinders are kinda fun. Unsure yet whether I think of this tool as an uber-dremel or a mini angle grinder, but the amount of spinning mass is way less and so I like to think this thing is a bit less lethal in general.
I can't say I'm a huge fan of the dinky plastic pads you use for material removal with one of these things (mine wore down and started seemingly fusing to itself almost instantly - too much heat buildup, I guess?). Have a bunch of cheap spares on the way tomorrow that I won't feel too bad about burning through while learning the finesse of this tool.
Tangent: the YouTube reviews for the Dewalt Atomic right-angle die grinder seemed to imply this thing would constantly cut out and trigger safeties. The Torque Test Channel review even demonstrated such.
Either there was a silent revision to the tool where Dewalt fixed that issue in the past ~6 months, or it was a flakey/inconsistent issue to begin with, *or* folks were leaning into the tool *way* harder than I am so far, because I haven't managed to even get the damn thing to slow down yet, let alone shut off.