Anyone ever try out the 20V Dewalt Grinder?

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07SierraMember since Jul 2013

Been looking at picking up a cordless grinder, think it be nice to have instead of a corded one because working away from the shed on the cars it be nice to have and little easier to move about without the cord… So was wondering if anyone tried one and what they think of one they used… It’s like 80 more then a nice little corded one but not so bad

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

I have always wondered the same thing, they have never really advertised it, I cant even find one review online….cant even find them in some stores..

JethMember since Jun 2013

Its nice but you will get a lot more job done with a corded one the run time not that great maby with 4.0 still it have more power then the makita and probably less then the Milwaukee brushless i only use it to remove paint and rust

MozeMember since Jun 2012

Yeah, kind of depends what you use it for. I have one and absolutely love it. But I only need it for occasional bolt cutting and other odd jobs. Cut about 10′ of tile flooring for a remodel recently and man it cuts like butter.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

Corded grinders certainly come in handy, but it’s one of the few tools I won’t go cordless only on. Cordless grinders are mere playthings compared to 11 or 13 amp electric models.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

O7 Sierra, CPO has the 20v grinder for $96 bare.

Eric – TIAMember since Jan 2010

I like the corded grinder especially the Bosch.  However we saw the new Milwaukee fuel at the event and it’s pretty sweet.  Their older grinder you could get to cut off right away by applying a little pressure.  The new fuel was hard to stop.  I think that comes out in a month or two.

07SierraMember since Jul 2013

ChaseRogers wrote:

O7 Sierra, CPO has the 20v grinder for $96 bare.

 

I can get it here in canada for 109 I think which would be my best option

stony2002Member since Sep 2012

i use it day in and day out, mostly for cutting tiles with, and it does everything i need it to do and has never let me down.  get the thinnest blade you can and it will look after you

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