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A lightweight, high speed air die grinder suited to deburring and detail grinding for anyone already running shop air.
A lightweight air grinder built for shops that already run a compressor, spinning fast enough for deburring and finish work on metal parts.
A 1500 watt corded angle grinder at 3.8 pounds, suited to metal fabrication and cutting work where sustained corded power matters more than cordless convenience.
A 1500 watt corded angle grinder at 3.8 pounds, suited to metal fabrication and cutting work where sustained corded power matters more than cordless convenience.
A cordless 18V grinder running at 8000 RPM, a reasonable pick for portable grinding tasks where a cord is not practical.
A capable 18 volt cordless die grinder spinning at 26000 RPM for detail work, most useful as an addition to an existing Makita LXT battery collection.
A compact 12 volt cordless grinder built for light duty grinding and detail work rather than heavy fabrication.
A corded 120V grinder spinning at 3450 RPM with a 559.5 watt motor, aimed at buyers setting up a bench sharpening or shaping station.
A cordless grinder running at 9500 RPM, though the missing disc size and voltage specs make it hard to size up without checking the listing directly.
A compact cordless grinder suited to occasional light duty work, picked when portability matters more than sustained runtime or heavy continuous grinding.
A cordless grinder for portable, occasional use, with a top speed that leans toward control rather than maximum stock removal.
A high RPM corded grinder with a 900 watt motor, solid for sustained grinding near an outlet, though the listing does not specify a disc size.
A standard 115mm corded angle grinder with an 850 watt motor, well reviewed and priced for typical cutting and grinding jobs.
A lightweight, air-powered grinder spinning to 20,000 RPM, built for detail grinding and deburring rather than heavy stock removal.
A cordless 21 volt angle grinder spinning at 12000 RPM, built for portable metal cutting and grinding work away from a power outlet.
A pneumatic right angle die grinder built for tight spaces, well suited to shops that already run compressed air tools.
A 1.6 kilogram grinder rated at 10000 RPM, though its dual 20V and 240V listing needs clarifying before you count on one specific power source.
A light, fast spinning 18 volt cordless grinder built more for control and detail work than for heavy material removal.
A cordless 20V grinder spinning at 9500 RPM, suited to light grinding and cutting jobs where a cord isn't convenient.
A battery powered grinder running at 9500 RPM, useful for cord-free cutting and grinding once disc size and battery details are confirmed on the product page.
A cordless grinder with essentially no spec data beyond its name, so confirm disc size and voltage directly before assuming it fits your job.
A lightweight air-driven pencil grinder with a turbine motor and a small collet. Its horsepower is listed two ways and the warranty requires registration, so read both before buying.
A high-speed air pencil grinder for detail work such as porting, polishing and deburring. The highlight line says an accessory kit is included, but the contents field lists only the grinder.
A compact straight-shaft air die grinder with a lock-off trigger and a quarter inch collet, sold as a bare tool. The listing gives no warranty and no accessories.
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