4 آ½ in grinder
I have an old Skil that I bought about 25 years ago and have used the heck out of. It is on it's second cord and I don't know how many discs but it still runs great and has a lot of power. I bought a cheap Cummins to use as a mini cut off grinder. It is a cheap piece of junk but has worked in limited use. The first thing I did was open up the gear case and wash that "water buffalo poo" that they use for grease out of there. I put in a glob of salt water proof wheel bearing grease, from the motorcycle shop, and it has been doing fine since. I recently bought an orange body HF grinder so I would have a backup. It has been a good machine and has the same feel and balance as the skil. There are many different grades among these tools. I try to stay some where in the middle, between cheapo and rolls royce.
I have an old Skil that I bought about 25 years ago and have used the heck out of. It is on it's second cord and I don't know how many discs but it still runs great and has a lot of power. I bought a cheap Cummins to use as a mini cut off grinder. It is a cheap piece of junk but has worked in limited use. The first thing I did was open up the gear case and wash that "water buffalo poo" that they use for grease out of there. I put in a glob of salt water proof wheel bearing grease, from the motorcycle shop, and it has been doing fine since. I recently bought an orange body HF grinder so I would have a backup. It has been a good machine and has the same feel and balance as the skil. There are many different grades among these tools. I try to stay some where in the middle, between cheapo and rolls royce.
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