Recent content by atsimas

After considering all, I resulted in a makita 5040c. It is in the heavy side, but it fits my little hands well and given the amateur of my position, its safety features will definitelly suit me. Noting it has speed control, all the more so. I hope it will serve me well.

bdbecker, The profesional tools of today are the amateur tools of the past. So, from the answers, all that matters, is the switch?

That is because shipping from US is expensive, not because the part is special. I bet that 40$ was the only shipping choise he had.

purplezr2 You sir, are right. Though the posting fees, You should add something like the chinese, Super slow and cheap, 17-35 days.

Ok we've covered switches. What about the rest? Nadogail, have you operated more expensive grinders, as to share its differences? Any other notes? For me when the tool fails, as I have not many duplicates, is a major failure, and though the stores are close, the time waisted is of such...

Lets face it. we buy 4.5 inch because its cheaper but use 5 ich disks without safeguard. This is wrong on many levels. Let's talk about angle grinders. Well I've read about bosch dewalt, hitachi, makita, metabo, and so on, so now, presumably, we all know which company produces the best...