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Any particular reasons for thisMetabo seem to be a favourite.
How long dose the battery lastBosch GWS 18 V-LI Cordless Angle Grinder 115mm for me. Works well
Any particular reasons for this
I have no personal experience, but followed a previous thread recently that found them to be quality tools.
What size battery for the makita are you using and would a charge last all dayI have the brushless Makita, the body is slim compared to others so it's easier to handle.
I think people generally opt for whatever batteries they already have in other tools.
The most important element for quality though is the blade, and the user!
I have the brushless Makita, the body is slim compared to others so it's easier to handle.
I think people generally opt for whatever batteries they already have in other tools.
The most important element for quality though is the blade, and the user!
Would you recommend buying one or are they not a necessary item for the tool boxThat’s why I went for the Bosch. I have their cordless impact driver / drill set. Which is great and the battery works in the grinder. I will prob get their cordless jigsaw next
Would you recommend buying one or are they not a necessary item for the tool box
I have a makita. No it won't last all day but that question is a bit like how long is a piece of string .What size battery for the makita are you using and would a charge last all day
5amp and 'all day' could mean 4 cuts, could mean 400.What size battery for the makita are you using and would a charge last all day
I use a Makita cordless with 5AH batteries, have three on constant rotation, if your doing stone and use it a lot you can eat a battery before next one has chance to charge up so having three batteries means there's always one fully charged ready to go..
Cordless grinderHi. Sorry. Would I recommend buying what?
Hi. Sorry. Would I recommend buying what?
Did you use the makita brushless, i hope its good cause ive got the makita radio so was going to use the battery for that alsoI had a few of the popular different makes and now have happily settled with Metabo. Best value for money on performance, quality and handling without going into the realms of Hilti imo. Go to MTS Mallusk or Denis Wilson Glenavy @Balloo and get to know them, they’ll look after you and price match the internet for you. It’s handy to be able to leave a tool in under warranty if you ever had an issue rather than having to wait on sending it off etc.
Apparently Makita brushless draws on battery less as it is brushless . I don't now why I nothing about electrics , but it plus slower at 8500 rpm compared to 10000 rpm. But please check what I'm sayingDid you use the makita brushless, i hope its good cause ive got the makita radio so was going to use the battery for that also
honest opinion- your Makita brushless will be brilliant and you’ll be chuffed with it, Balloo
Then it wouldn't be cordless would it AndyAll this charging 3 battery's, using one then swapping it, is there one charged...
What's wrong with an extension cable and a plug..??
Trip hazard!!!All this charging 3 battery's, using one then swapping it, is there one charged...
What's wrong with an extension cable and a plug..??
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