Evolution Die Grinder

[Perry Owens]

I need an electric die grinder and found this at what looks like a good price
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EVOLUTION-EVO29-240-Multipurpose-Die-Grinder-20-Accessories-240V-/230922259298?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item35c40a0b62
I have an Evolution chop saw and power file and they have been fine for my hobby use. Anyone have one of their die grinders?

 

[Jim_gsxr1000]

got one at work, they are good quality, we have the 110 version in orange, green is the diy version

 

[Spot the welders dog]

That looks a fair price for the tools & gubbins...although it lacks any speed control this is remedied easily enough with a few additions if so required.

Would be interested if you do punch the 'BIN' button as to how well the cutting disks work as they have a faster running rpm than those that I currently use.

 

[zx9]

I don't know about the tool but I have had quite a few items from FFX, you can often get a better price from their own web site rather than buying off t'bay.

 

[pedrobedro]

I don't know about the tool but I have had quite a few items from FFX, you can often get a better price from their own web site rather than buying off t'bay.

They charge to cover their ebay costs I think, it's £59 post free on their website.

 

[no idea]

I've got the Evolution die grinder and it is a great piece of kit - and you've found one at a very good price.

 

[atomant48]

I've got a 240 to 110v transformer for a chop saw but why do they have both? Is one better than the other for home use?

 

[zx9]

I've got a 240 to 110v transformer for a chop saw but why do they have both? Is one better than the other for home use?

Both my mitre saw and circular saw are 110V because they occasionally get used on site, if they were only for home use I would be happy using 230V with RCD protection.