all power tools do this.. its the brushes in the motor causing the sparks its perfectly normal. the burning smell will subside. usually its either dust or grease burning off that was on the components when it left the factory. if the smell becomes worse then something is wrong with the tool and something is burning
the latest technology in power tools is brushless, they dont create sparks as they dont have brushes to do so.. the tech has been around since 2001 for insdustrial construction for when working in confined spaces with fumes that could ignite.
the latest technology in power tools is brushless, they dont create sparks as they dont have brushes to do so.. the tech has been around since 2001 for insdustrial construction for when working in confined spaces with fumes that could ignite.