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Brushless or brushed — where the money actually goes
Brushless is not simply better. It buys you runtime and service life, and on a tool used twice a month it buys you very little. Here is where the premium pays back and where it does not.
Reading a cut-resistance rating properly
EN 388 changed in 2016 and the old five-point scale still appears on packaging. A glove marked level 5 under the old test is not the same as level D under the new one, and the difference matters.
Anchor selection: cracked concrete is the default
Most structural concrete is cracked in the tension zone by design. An anchor approved only for uncracked concrete is therefore the wrong default, and the approval option on the box tells you which you have.