🔩 CMEG100 Small Angle Grinder from Craftsman Review

I ordered this as 'used - very good' to save two bucks. I do this often and expected a complete if not fully boxed item. I received the bare instrument in a clear plastic bag with no protection, handle, wheel wrench or instructions. Annoying but I needed it ASAP and got the missing parts from an old tool I had lying around. Anyway it seems good. I've only used it once to cut cracks in a concrete basement wall. It worked flawlessly and had the same performance and features as other grinders I've

Only buy for light projects. I would be careful with that too. Consider this simple cutting/grinding. Do not use this for significant surface removal/smoothing projects. First, I'm a fan of artisans and not loyal to any brand. I just prefer quality tools that last a long time. I bought this to remove a thin layer from the bathroom floor and paired it with a sanding disc with a suitably sized diamond cup. side, and the whole block died and caught fire. I have not overworked or overheated this…

Our home was built in 1977 and had fancy patterned interior and exterior railings that seemed outdated in the style of the home. So I bought these and some good blades (which aren't very expensive), cut them all down and filed them with this super handy tool. He did all the work and never had a problem. I figured my saber saw could handle it, but even the best saw blades pale in comparison to the RPM this thing can chop something at. I then used it a few weeks later to cut 40 gauge PVC (1 1/2"…