On Fri, 24 May 2019 11:41:29 -0600 Craig <diese...@pisquared.net> wrote:
> Having heard disparaging remarks about HF's electrical tools on this
> list, I decided to read the comments. One had me laughing out loud,
> the comment of CJK on 13 May 2019:
>
> Cheap enough to have 10 on hand
>
> I buy these because they are dirt cheap. I like to have several
> on hand. 1 for cutting 1 for grinding 1 for a hot spare when
> 1 of the other 2 start smoking.
Runner-ups are:
Great Value
We have several right angle grinders from this 4.3 amp model
up to a 7” Makita. All have their purpose. Just use this grinder
accordingly and it will last a long time. Very useful for light
steel cutting and brushing. We have several of these light weight
grinders that we use for brushing welds. We keep at least two set
up at each station and swap between them to not overheat them.
Works great for the price.
TSSRA, 11 May 2019
Great for light use
Used with a cutting wheel and worked perfect. Will it last?
Well it made it past the first week of use. Time will tell
Bryan, 29 Apr 2019
Worth every penny
My grinder burned up 72 hours after buying it. The tool worked
hard before burning up with about 12 hours of work. I returned
it to the store and they replaced it with "ZERO" hassle. The
replacement works just fine.
John B., 25 Apr 2019
So cheap, you might not need the wrench!
This grinder is really cheap. If you burn it up, buy a good one
from a name brand supplier. I use mine to avoid lost time changing
cutting wheels and for lending out to protect my Milwaukee.
BCVolkert, 14 Apr 2019
It's my son's, but I'm gonna borrow it...
I saw a guy do the most amazing thing with his the other day.
He wanted to shave a little bit off the hand wheel/ balance wheel
he was putting on an old [sewing] machine. It wasn't an official
replacement, and it interfered with the inner clutch release handle.
He doesn't have a machine shop, so he tilted his angle grinder to
the side, and stepped on the speed controller for the sewing
machine. When the hand wheel was spinning, he used the angle grinder
to just grind a tiny bit off the inner edge of the wheel. Mind
blown. It just opens up so many possibilities when you think outside
the box! NOTE: NOT A RECOMMENDED USE OF THE TOOL. IF YOU TRY IT,
YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN, LIABILITY WISE.
Daredevil, 12 Apr 2019
This is the one to GET!!
Small light weight cleared my honeydew list in a week and it was
fun!! Happy wife happy life-
Jason, 10 Apr 2019
Craig
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