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I recently had to buy a new cordless drill as my old one had been slowly letting out the magic smoke for a couple years. I went with Bosh, same as the original, as it’d taken a significant beating and was still preforming, although smelly.
While I was at Lowe’s buying it, I noticed they have a deal where if you buy the cordless angle grinder(non-bushless) bare tool, you also get a free 4A/hr battery and charger.
My most used power tool is an angle grinder. second maybe to the drill press, but barely. Since I saw it, I’ve been thinking about getting one.
My usage isn’t all that often. I can envision setting up my corded with a wire wheel and the cordless with a cutoff wheel and not having to change anything for a long while.
Opinions on the cordless non-brushless cordless angle grinder?
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While I was at Lowe’s buying it, I noticed they have a deal where if you buy the cordless angle grinder(non-bushless) bare tool, you also get a free 4A/hr battery and charger.
My most used power tool is an angle grinder. second maybe to the drill press, but barely. Since I saw it, I’ve been thinking about getting one.
My usage isn’t all that often. I can envision setting up my corded with a wire wheel and the cordless with a cutoff wheel and not having to change anything for a long while.
Opinions on the cordless non-brushless cordless angle grinder?
I own the 18v grinder. It works well. Battery life isn’t great. But does what I need it to do with a 4 or 6 amp battery.
Ron
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Battery life isn’t great.
Do you think the Profactor line up will improve on this?
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I don't do a fast job. I don't do a slow job. I do a half fast job.
Battery life isn’t great.
Do you think the Profactor line up will improve on this?
Being brushless should help a little. But I feel grinders are going to be power hogs if you work them.
Ron
A Working Pro since 1994!
Member since March 26, 2014.
I recently had to buy a new cordless drill as my old one had been slowly letting out the magic smoke for a couple years. I went with Bosh, same as the original, as it’d taken a significant beating and was still preforming, although smelly.
While I was at Lowe’s buying it, I noticed they have a deal where if you buy the cordless angle grinder(non-bushless) bare tool, you also get a free 4A/hr battery and charger.
My most used power tool is an angle grinder. second maybe to the drill press, but barely. Since I saw it, I’ve been thinking about getting one.
My usage isn’t all that often. I can envision setting up my corded with a wire wheel and the cordless with a cutoff wheel and not having to change anything for a long while.
Opinions on the cordless non-brushless cordless angle grinder?
Depends on what you are cutting and how much of it.
My Bosch 4.5″ grinder, when paired with a fully charged 6.3ah core battery, will make ten partial cuts of 5/8″ rebars (enough to bend and snap it off) before the battery dies. So if you are looking at all day grinding or cutting you will be disappointed. I discussed this extensively in this thread:
You get 3 minutes of grinding or cutting.
Battery life isn’t great.
Do you think the Profactor line up will improve on this?
I think that is what they are hoping. We’ll just have to wait for the tool testers to get one and put it through its paces. Most do a speed test which is important but testing the number of cuts is also important. To me the current cordless grinder is a more of a cutoff tool than an all day grinder.
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While I was at Lowe’s buying it, I noticed they have a deal where if you buy the cordless angle grinder(non-bushless) bare tool, you also get a free 4A/hr battery and charger.
My most used power tool is an angle grinder. second maybe to the drill press, but barely. Since I saw it, I’ve been thinking about getting one.
My usage isn’t all that often. I can envision setting up my corded with a wire wheel and the cordless with a cutoff wheel and not having to change anything for a long while.
Opinions on the cordless non-brushless cordless angle grinder?
I own the 18v grinder. It works well. Battery life isn’t great. But does what I need it to do with a 4 or 6 amp battery.
Yup same here , I used it for cutting tile , works good , but like you said , they demand lots of juice , I think a corded grinder is a must for heavier applications , just for an example , I used the cordless with a diamond blade , I think I cut around 15 to 20 linear feet of tile before I had to replace the 6.3 core battery
And used the bosch corded with the diamond cup wheel hooked up to the dust extractor , and never had to deal with replacing batteries , like Ron said , it depends what you need to do with itI love it for quick jobs
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