xj88RoKK
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Anyone ever used one? I am currently air-less and was wondering if I should get one. Thanks!
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Electric Die Grinder?
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RCP Phx
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Depends on what you want to do with it.They tend to be quite large and heavy.They also get quite warm when used for awhile.
xj88RoKK
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- Western NY
Simple things like the "cut and tuck" on the rear flares and removing the stock flooring from the cargo area to put some fresh sheet metal down. I live in western NY so we deal with a bit of salt and cancer. Thanks
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I've been using a $50 Hitachi for about 5 years now. Zero complaints, many many hours on it cutting and grinding steel and flap wheeling fibreglass. The only thing I could recommend over the Hitachi electric is a Metabo electric.
--Matt
--Matt
XJLI
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why not just use an angle grinder?
RCP Phx
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Metabo's are awsome,we have 5 of the side grinders at the shop,but they are not cheap.You could get an air compressor and a cheap (air) die grinder for that money.
unless it won't fit in the area you need to work in an angle grinder works just fine.
I did my cut/fold fender trimming with the harbor freight 4" jobby that's $10.
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