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Italy

What's your everyday grinder for cutting ? I have a bosch but the cord is driving me mad it's so rigid, not sure if it's getting more rigid as time goes on! I have a variable which has a lovely supple cord, so I bought the same model but none variable from PTT and that's got a normal cord on it.
it could be an old model.
my first bosch had the hard lead and problems
with the power button.
the second purchased, has a soft cable and no problem with the button.
 
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Italy

BAH!!! if I have to make a few cuts, the battery-powered one is enough.
but 90% of the time I use the electric one,
the battery-powered one I keep for trim and small measures.
or to make the edge of the cuts.
 
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J Sid

I've 2 little bosch grinders, 1 is variable speed and a variable speed Makita. All are 240v, never tried a cordless one, why would I?
 
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Italy

I've 2 little bosch grinders, 1 is variable speed and a variable speed Makita. All are 240v, never tried a cordless one, why would I?
try asking the gypsies.
I sold 1 battery-powered grinder, I did not understand
because they called me only the Gypsies.
with the time I understood .... :)
 
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I’ve got the Brushless Makita with the paddle switch and 5ah batteries. Cutting 12mm porc this week, like a hot knife through butter. I do have a corded one but never use it now.
 
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Old Mod

Got to agree with @LEE MAC earlier in the thread.
The metabo battery grinder is a lovely piece of kit.
With a 5ah battery, I can mitre a full 2.4m sheet to a high standard, on the length.
 
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Old Mod

Most of my grinder work is done with a Bosch
7-115 110v tho, it’s a very good one handed grinder.
 
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What's your everyday grinder for cutting ? I have a bosch but the cord is driving me mad it's so rigid, not sure if it's getting more rigid as time goes on! I have a variable which has a lovely supple cord, so I bought the same model but none variable from PTT and that's got a normal cord on it.
Hi mines dewaltdwe4206gb soon to be a dewalt cordless. I have a diatechL15ST disc cuts through almost everything chip free and with ease.
 
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LM

Who got the cordless Hilti, supposedly vibration free???
I got one last week Mark. Some piece of kit. With the 22v it doesn’t struggle at all. As far as vibration I haven’t noticed any but I think that’s more to do with the disc. It’s not as easy to handle as the Metabo but it’s a proper work horse and has more power. I was working with 750’s last week and every cut had to be grinded and one battery lasted me to around 3pm and I mean it was working.
If you didn’t want to spend the money on the Hilti then my next recommendation would be the Metabo without doubt.
 
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