Are these perfect for all those projects you have lined up for your extra holiday days off/burning the vacation time before it goes away?

Let us know!

If you had some form of sander on here we would be talking with the turkey.

Did Ken title this one? I laughed out loud. In class. In law school.

Will you dig a hole and dump those Makita's in it already? I'll say it again, these are only a deal at $50 tops!!

Can these be used to change a tire?

The angle grinder is a handy tool to have around if you don't already have one. (I have six). The B&D is only slightly less beefy than it's sister Porter Cable counterpart. Should give you years of occasional service. Lots of blade options:
Grinder (comes with)
Cut-off (very thin)
Grinder and cut-off for Masonry (can also use on soft stone)
Flap-disc (my favorite).
Wire brush (paint and rust removal)
Always wear 2 levels of eye protection.

ArtWorksMetal wrote:The angle grinder is a handy tool to have around if you don't already have one. (I have six). The B&D is only slightly less beefy than it's sister Porter Cable counterpart. Should give you years of occasional service. Lots of blade options:
Grinder (comes with)
Cut-off (very thin)
Grinder and cut-off for Masonry (can also use on soft stone)
Flap-disc (my favorite).
Wire brush (paint and rust removal)
Always wear 2 levels of eye protection.

Still can't beat the 4 amp grinder at Harbor Freight... $10 out the door!

partybag wrote:Still can't beat the 4 amp grinder at Harbor Freight... $10 out the door!

Just make sure you get the warranty, those are little more than one time use grinders on anything more than small jobs.

partybag wrote:Still can't beat the 4 amp grinder at Harbor Freight... $10 out the door!

Yeah, I've done the HF thing for years. But you don't get what you don't pay for, in this case. No torque, and they overheat. I'll run my Porter Cable 'til the wheel wears out or my hands get tired.
If it's gonna spend most of it's time on the shelf, the HF is fine.

ArtWorksMetal wrote:Yeah, I've done the HF thing for years. But you don't get what you don't pay for, in this case. No torque, and they overheat. I'll run my Porter Cable 'til the wheel wears out or my hands get tired.
If it's gonna spend most of it's time on the shelf, the HF is fine.

i invest in precious metals... That being those from snapon, cornwell, matco and craftsman! In that order :p

Of all the places to come across a "Breakin'" reference...