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I used it to open a propane cylinder, one of the few times it was useful.Recip saws & portable bandsaws also allow cutting when hotwork isn't allowed or desired.
I used it to open a propane cylinder, one of the few times it was useful.Recip saws & portable bandsaws also allow cutting when hotwork isn't allowed or desired.
Not true I.ve been able to reach into places that my angle grinder can't get near. I now await the inevitable " places " comments.if you cant get good access with a hand grinder you wont get good access via recip saw
Horses for courses.i ended up getting a loverly 4m 6mm angle iron tyre frame to cut up
recipe saw no good angle grinder better option
cut at the welds on the face until they sprung off and the top piece was just cut off
then reuse the lot on something else instead
if you cant get good access with a hand grinder you wont get good access via recip saw
Exactly that, It’s another tool to have to get you out of trouble, the bolt and nut on a 1 series lower shock mount the other day was just spinning, couldn’t get in with the grinder, recip saw had it off in under a minute.Not true I.ve been able to reach into places that my angle grinder can't get near. I now await the inevitable " places " comments.
I can't get an angle grinder between a joist and wall plate. Plus they tend to complain being pushed through wood. Every tool has its place. Nice gets used a few times a year but I wouldn't get rid of itNot true I.ve been able to reach into places that my angle grinder can't get near. I now await the inevitable " places " comments.
Indeed so.Memmeddu made an interesting point about using an oil .
I used aerosol threading and screw cutting oil on inch & 1 & 1/2" round bar as well as on 10 inch H section girder that I cut and shaped to make a pallet buster bottom end . Ordinary compressor oil I'd used on other sabre saw cut thick steel off cuts with hack saw blades wasn't a patch on the proper cutting oil . I also took note and now use it for almost all tapping and threading operations in steel & stainless steel .
These days all my blades tend to be Bosch universal professional ones .. expensive but they seem to last for ever .
Yes you can. I once carved out a block of maple with a stone grinding disc, it stank. Cutting discs work too, Im not saying its a good idea but it will cut.You can’t cut wood or laminate with a grinder
I was waiting for that.Yes you can. I once carved out a block of maple with a stone grinding disc, it stank. Cutting discs work too, Im not saying its a good idea but it will cut.
You can now get wood carving blades which are excellent and very fast cutting.
Yes angle grinders scare me at the best of times!I was waiting for that.
Those blades are lethal and yes you can get them but you couldn’t pay me to use them.
I know you can cut anything with anything but I’m assuming the OP was asking because he wants to buy the right tool not make do. I’ve cut lorry tyres off with a 9” grinder. They stink and the heat eats disks, but you can do it. Haven’t had to since the sawzall but I’m sure I’d be a hell of a lot nicer to do
You can now get wood carving blades which are excellent and very fast cutting.
Every single power tool is dangerous even a dremelYes angle grinders scare me at the best of times!
There are two distinct types. Three toothed blades, which are generally considered safe, and has UK brands manufacturing and supplying them, mine is a Saxton. They will still eat flesh if careless but they are not going to kick or be uncontrollable.I was waiting for that.
Those blades are lethal and yes you can get them but you couldn’t pay me to use them.