Best Angle Grinder

[sean]

I'm in the market for an angle grinder. I do not want a cheap one but one that will be for the job. It will be used for sanding and carving I guess. I'm presuming a Bosch or Mikita but which model is recommended. Around £100 mark maybe?

 

Any suggestions much appreciated.

 

Cheers Sean

[mendiplogs]

I'm in the market for an angle grinder. I do not want a cheap one but one that will be for the job. It will be used for sanding and carving I guess. I'm presuming a Bosch or Mikita but which model is recommended. Around £100 mark maybe?

 

Any suggestions much appreciated.

 

Cheers Sean

 

Hi Sean how you doing mate my mate use hitche Sean thanks Jon

[se7enthdevil]

I'm in the market for an angle grinder. I do not want a cheap one but one that will be for the job. It will be used for sanding and carving I guess. I'm presuming a Bosch or Mikita but which model is recommended. Around £100 mark maybe?

 

Any suggestions much appreciated.

 

Cheers Sean

 

i think most angle grinders are much the same but i think you'd be safe with a makita.

[rapalaman]

I used and abused a 4" Sealey for many years, cutting car panels, slabs, RSJs, all sorts - lasted far longer than it should have given the beating it took. Currently using a Bosch for the last few years - also seems pretty robust

[wisewood]

I've used bosch for years, they're pretty good.

Recently bought a dewalt variable speed which is really handy when full speed is too much. Should be able to pick one up in your budget.

[woody paul]

What size. For metal fabrication I use 115mm Bosch and 230mm Makita both getting on now.

[Benny4817]

ive had a Makita for about 20 years and totally given it some stick, still awesome it is 110volt thou. not tried the 240 one

[david wood]

bosch, makita, hitachi all good. currently have bosch 4.5 inch and it seems unkillable and a hitachi 9 inch i use for cutting stone mainly, seems fine.

[IVECOKID]

Tried them all , Sealey lasted the longest , Makita shortest and best value for money was Aldi and did me proud for 4years till last week.

 

 

Ste

[Sawchip]

I'm in the market for an angle grinder. I do not want a cheap one but one that will be for the job. It will be used for sanding and carving I guess. I'm presuming a Bosch or Mikita but which model is recommended. Around £100 mark maybe?

 

Any suggestions much appreciated.

 

Cheers Sean

If you fancy something a little different to Japanese made then I highly recommend "METABO" . Iv got cordless kit and there grinders are very typically German built.