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"cmayna" said:Don't know about rating but mine shown here is a DW400, 10000 rpm.
"Kats66Pny" said:Hmm I think thats a 5 amp one. Atleast when I google search it, it keeps saying 5 amp. Not pricey either. If that one works good, then this one should work just as good (or better) right?
DEWALT 4 -1/2" 7-Amp Heavy-Duty Small Angle Grinder
"Kats66Pny" said:Yes, I'm going to break down and buy a grinder. Probably the DeWalt 7amp one.
I usually drag my finger in the hub to slow my air grinder wheel before putting it down, then one day the wheel spun off and flew across the garage.... :fbombAnd, umm, always wait for the wheel to spin down before setting the tool back down. Or so I've heard
"AtlantaSteve" said:And, umm, always wait for the wheel to spin down before setting the tool back down. Or so I've heard :shy
I made the mistake of putting it down one while it was spinning
"AtlantaSteve" said:Abe's suggestion of getting to the hardware store and seeing for yourself how they feel is a good one. You want one you're comfortable holding and working with. Angle grinders can be pretty dangerous, so wear your gloves, (Not yard gloves...good mechanics gloves if you have them) have GOOD eye protection, and I'd also suggest a face shield. And, umm, always wait for the wheel to spin down before setting the tool back down. Or so I've heard :shy
"68bucks" said:If your trashing the bumper, just put a cutting wheel on your grinder and cut them puppies off.