Battery grinder for diamond disks

[Ty Korrigan]

Hello,

Looking for recommendations for a grinder and spare batteries to tickle up the stumpy teeth in the field.

Cheers.

Ty

[dent]

avoid the ryobi doesnt seem to have much go on a charge and batteries fail quickly also dewalt are meant to be gutless

id go for milwaukee or metabo then the batteries could be shared with an impact gun for changing teeth and milwaukee even do 18volt greese gun

[Ty Korrigan]

Cheers, I'll look at Milwaukee.

Is this mustard?

DeWALT DCG412M2 Angle Grinder 5035048390887

 

Ty

[dent]

i dunno abouth the lithium ion ones but i was recomended against the ni cad dewalt as it lacking in power and making a very long job of everything

[WoodED]

Hello,

 

Looking for recommendations for a grinder and spare batteries to tickle up the stumpy teeth in the field.

 

Cheers.

 

Ty

 

 

Makita 18v with the 3.ah or the 4.ah batteries is the way to go

 

 

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[redmoosefaction]

Hello,

 

Looking for recommendations for a grinder and spare batteries to tickle up the stumpy teeth in the field.

 

Cheers.

 

Ty

 

 

I have a power inverter for the truck battery and a very long extension lead. Make sure the inverter is big enough for you grinder.

 

 

Yarp!

[aspenarb]

Sod the battery powered tools, for the less money you could buy a suitcase genny and a decent grinder. I have the 18volt dewalt stuff which is fairly good but I know it would not buff up a set of grinder teeth even with three batteries, they just dont have the nuts of a proper grinder.

 

Bob

[aspenarb]

I have a power inverter for the truck battery and a very long extension lead. Make sure the inverter is big enough for you grinder.

 

 

Yarp!

 

 

Forget my post this is a much better idea.

 

Bob

[robert t]

Makita 18v with 4Amp Li-on battery.

 

With the battery fully charged I get a couple of tickles of all the 38 teeth, if Im grinding all day.

[Ty Korrigan]

So...

I'm off to a supplier of pro powertools in Rennes tomorrow to get a quote and advice.

The prices they charge here are normally eye watering so if there is a real saving I'll buy online if they won't negociate.

And now...the disks, what are you guys using?

Cheers

Ty