recommend me an electric angle grinder
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Good deal on cutoff wheels, as well as other abrasive things.
These compare favorably to the pricey DeWalt ones I've used before, at much better cost.
http://www.lehighvalleyabrasives.com...els/Categories
These compare favorably to the pricey DeWalt ones I've used before, at much better cost.
http://www.lehighvalleyabrasives.com...els/Categories
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ive had a milwaukee 4.5" for about 8 years and run it weekly for hours at a time. either using a wirewheel to remove rust/undercoating, cutting metal, grinding welds ect works amazing. ive droped it several times and even spilled brake fuild into the housing, still works great.
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I've had the DeWalt's, Milwaukee's, Metabo's, and Craftsman...You will get what you pay for in a grinder. Metabo would be my first choice, then Milwaukee. I wouldn't look past that. I'm a tool and die maker by trade and bout a DeWalt and Metabo at the same time...I've been through 3 DeWalts and still cutting with the Metabo. Good thing the DeWalts were replaced with the Milwaukee's