/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1891686
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I have like 10 grinders, corded and cordless
This m18 9 inch grinder with a 12ah battery was like 500 dollars lol
It kicks ass too

>>1786223
I have this grinder and I've used it every day for years and it still goes strong as ever.
The impact actually gets stronger instead of weaker after a year of use. (This has been tested and proven)
Plus milwaukee has lots of tools no other company makes.
Their warranty is also amazing, I bought a cordless grinder off offerup for basically nothing and the aluminum housing was broken, it must have fallen off a truck or something.
I made a warranty claim online and sent the tool in and they sent it back with no questions asked and I paid nothing.
The tool I got back looked brand new.

>>1610839
Sockets dont really matter much, they are easy to get right, picking the right price point is the important part.
These hand tools arent mine anyways, I only buy American made hand tools 90% of the time.
I like sunex and tekton for sockets, decent quality and good price.