Angle Grinder 5 Inch Autolock Pneumatic Review

I have a garage and assemble several motorcycles and cars. My mechanic advised me to get a grinder. He said we'll need it one day. I saw this one and it seemed reasonable for the price so I ordered it. He assembled and tested it for me. He said he had comfortable feeling and good strength. He said it was a good coffee grinder for the price. I'm happy to add it to my tool list. There's nothing worse than when a mechanic comes in to fix something and they don't have the tools they need to get the

It works fine but they give you tools to hold the shaft instead of a lock knob, which surprised me. I hate having a special tool for my tools, it's just more things to lose. But this works great, also uses a lot of air, so make sure you have a big tank. I have a small tank with a big motor and it just can't compete with this grinder. It's very smooth and works great with pressure to spec. I really like how it feels in my hands and the feel of control with the lever is fantastic.

The other day I finally got a chance to try this little grinder on a woodworking project. It's coupled to a 100 psi oil compressor. At 100 psi this grinder develops enough torque to handle a cutting wheel fairly easily to cut through softer wood, although it breaks off when the pressure drops to 50-60 - no surprise! " or larger, although a little harder to find consumables (4.5" is more common). It's not very noisy for an air tool - typical I would say Build quality wise it feels solid not leak