2023 Fein Grinders 18V AmpShare Cordless & New Corded Options

[@dandyer8351]

Best grinders ive ever held great balance and lightweight. Really smooth running. And also made in germany im well happy with my 125mm/10 AS

[@toolsconsumables7055]

So good in fact I just received my new one last week. My original one is 5 years old & still running beautifully. Today I received their latest 4 speed drill working with Bosch 18 volt platform. What a machine compared to the 1st & 2nd generation. Kinda regards.

[@MadLadsAnonymous]

Do the Bosch Core batteries have the same connections as the AmpShare batteries? Can we use standard Core batteries (e.g. 4Ah) with Fein AmpShare tools?

[@OhioPowerTool]

Yes they have the same connections!

[@MadLadsAnonymous]

@@OhioPowerTool Thanks! I swear I've asked Fein and Bosch numerous times and never received an answer. You would think it would be front and center in their marketing. Cheers.

[@dandyer8351]

Same batteries so why wouldnt they share same connection

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Ampshare is Bosch version of Metabo's C.A.S ( Cordless Alliance System), meaning if you now purchase any new power tool with Ampshare logo; this means it's powered by Bosch 18 volt platform such as Fein for example or Rothenberger ( who incidentally are also part of Metabo's C.A.S which means you'll need to ensure which platform you require your tool to work from). I hope this was somewhat helpful. Kind regards.

[@toolsconsumables7055]

I beg to differ, you do not speak German, rather nonsense, It's NOT 9000 metres per minutes ( that's linear speed, a rate of 540 Kilometres per hour or if you prefer 335.61 Miles per hour faster that the speed of sound), I think what you were meant to say was 9000 revolutions per minutes ( this machine has a rotating spindle that turns or spins if you prefer at a rate of 9000 revolutions or turns a minute). I.N.O.X as you call it is French for Inoxydable ( meaning stainless as in stainless steel). As for the cordless grinders (CCg125 BLPD with deadman's switch), I purchased mine with the original Fein batteries & whilst it's powerful grinder; Metabo have introduced their WVB 18 LTX which has similar power output to Bosch Biturbo, ie: equivalent to 1500 watts. How do I know? I acquired mine in November last year. Indeed it's noticeably more potent than my dear Fein grinder. Kind regards.