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2000 watts are real deal, but it is very expensive. Tried 1000-watt system in my previous work and it’s very precise, what more does the 2000- watt do. But when talking about general rust removals, I suggest sandblasting or chemical treatments. Way cheaper with same results.

Been there, my solution was to buy a small compressor and I was surprised by it. It was very handy, quiet, and efficient. I’m happy with my decision.

Yeah, a hammer with a scraper bit could speed things up.

Been a fan of Milwaukee tools for decades due to their quality and durability. If this M12 Insider holds it standards, the inconvenience of the proprietary socket size is nothing.

For construction adhesives, there is no other way than to use brute force!