Review on Angle grinder Makita GA5040C, 1400 W, 125 mm, without battery by Wiktor Sakowski ᠌

Quiet operation (compared to Makita 9565CVR). The sound of the grinder itself allows you to work without headphones, only if the consumable is noisy. Smooth start. No vibration. An anti-vibration handle is not needed. Convenient power button (compared to Bosch 9-125S and Makita 9565CVR) The ventilation slots are curved (compared to the Makita 9565CVR where the innards are visible), which means less dust inside. The case is comfortable to hold even with one hand, has ribs (compared to Makita 9565CVR, where the case is oval and without ribs) A long soft wire is 4m (although the description says 2.5m everywhere). For example, in the earlier Makita 9565CVR, it is 2.5 and oak, although rubber. Wide helical gears in the gearbox (compared to the Makita 9565CVR, where they are narrow, which is why they ring) As many as three ball bearings in the gearbox, in comparison with analogues, where there are bushings (for Bosch) or needle bearings (for example, Metabo). Maintainability. The price among famous brands is the best and most affordable parts. The gearbox is better than the 95 series and does not heat up like the Makita 9565CVR. Metal flange of the gearbox (cover), in comparison with Metabo and Bosch, which has a positive effect on cooling, durability and maintainability.