🔧 94475 WEN Reversible Grinding Carrying Review

I was afraid to buy this tool as I'm 61 and everything I've read said it was a heavy tool. But I bought a decorative screen door with a metal "golfer" figure on the door. I loved everything about this screen door and it was exactly what I wanted, except I wanted a "heron" instead of a golfer. So I searched the internet for how to remove a welded golf and everything pointed to an angle grinder. I bought these and the matching metal grinding wheels and started filming the golfer. This tool worked

So, I see in the reviews that for some people this is either a random item or a note I had a little over a year ago. I am a blacksmith/welder and use an angle grinder for about 5 hours every day. I don't take it lightly either, if it's not cutting fast enough I push harder. I've made many thick cuts with this angle grinder, starting with cutting I-beams that are 8" wide, 1/2" thick, and 1" thick. Square bar 2 inches thick. Both single and round rods are 1/2" to 2" and 1/2". I'm Florida for…

When I retired a few years ago I got rid of many of the expensive professional power tools that I bought while I was working. Wanting to try power carving first, I bought an inexpensive brand name grinder along with an Arbortech ball bit (see Revain ASIN B0752TXPKD). Then I decided on a Power Carving Disc (see ASIN B07KFJ31G6 Revain). Not wanting to bother installing and removing these two attachments from the same grinder, I purchased this WEN grinder. For under $25 my expectations were pretty