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Posted By: UrbanEx2U Battery powered GRINDER - 1st Jan 2009 5:58pm
For welding and automotive workings

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Posted By: Anonymous Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 1st Jan 2009 6:26pm
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if you have no joy mate, there is allways the back up plan grin
Posted By: chriskay Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 1st Jan 2009 9:43pm
Oh, not for opening up tunnels then?? grin
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 2nd Jan 2009 7:04pm
Originally Posted by the_wikimole_rob
For welding and automotive workings

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FOR WORK
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 7th Jan 2009 1:46pm
Come Lads some 1 must have 1 lying around not being used
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 6:55pm
Need a grinder to start a job in wales on a car and there,s no power there at the mo

plz help guys ?
Posted By: Sanchez Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 8:02pm
Is it to borrow or buy, if it is to buy your best best is the ryobi one from band q, but get your batteries and harger from screw fix as they are doing some great deals, infact you might be able to get the grinder from screw fix. Make sure you go for the battry deal on the lithium one and charger and drill, its £80 and should be £180., this will cost you around £150 for a baterry, charger, drill, and grinder.
Posted By: Wheels Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 8:07pm
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/82021/Power-Tools/Grinders/Ryobi-CAG-180M-18V-4-Angle-Grinder-Bare
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 8:34pm
i,ll have a look nice one wink
Posted By: Sanchez Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 8:46pm
no worries, thats the setup im using for work, Its the best valuve for money, especially the lithium ion deal, that battery will keep you goingg for a while too in the angle grinder, they really suck the juice from the 18 batteries.
Posted By: Sanchez Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 8:50pm
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/38795...LK-1820-1-x-2-4Ah-Li-Ion-Battery-Charger

Cheers wheels, this is the battery but you gat a drill and its on offer for £80ish. use the one by the rock retail, oppersite the peugot garage
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 8:52pm
YERR

THANKS GUYS

so dont you get a battery with the grinder ?
Posted By: Sanchez Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 8:55pm
no, all of ryobis tools are supplied with out battery and charger, makes sence as if you have lots of their cordless range (which I do) you would end up with alot of wasted batterys and chargers. Kepps the price of the tool down too. I have used them for a long time now and cant fault them for the money.
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 9:15pm
cool thanks for the info i think i might invest in 1
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 9:39pm
Stay clear of Ryobi Ni-Cad batteries, they're sh*te
Posted By: Sanchez Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 9:52pm
my arse they are joe, do you own one to proove it, and are you comparing them to a much more expensive brand ?
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 11:25pm
I do mate, I have a ryobi drill and it lasts 2 minutes - shite

I'm not saying ryobi isnt good for the money, but their Ni-CAD batteries last as long as summer did last year

Makita all the way
Posted By: Sanchez Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 25th Jan 2009 11:30pm
Strange, I use mine all the time and can honestly say I have no problems what so ever !!!!! It must be you joe ya big wazzock smile

makita's not cheap bud, thats the only problem, I think the cordless grinder is £200+
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 8:12pm
Yeah, I dont use mine that regularly, so maybe thats why the battery is crap.

Makitas are coming down in price and if you can afford it, one of the best quality tools IMO and will last
Posted By: Sanchez Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 10:13pm
they are good, I will agree !
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 10:33pm
there is a Makita on ebay 4 £60 with 2 batterys and a charger
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 10:41pm
Great price that.

If its new, up to £150 is a bargain
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 10:46pm
cool whats up with yours you wanna sell it man ??

Originally Posted by BMW Joe
Great price that.

If its new, up to £150 is a bargain
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 11:07pm
mines a drill mate, sorry
Posted By: SoundLad Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 11:07pm
Why dont you buy a Power Generator and Leave it in the tunnels somewhere so when a U.E is needed lights n power is at hand?? Just an idea..
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 11:10pm
Ideal for AUTOMOTIVE work

but for UE - too noisy and fumes
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 26th Jan 2009 11:48pm
Originally Posted by BMW Joe
Ideal for AUTOMOTIVE work

but for UE - too noisy and fumes


its only 4 AUTOMOTIVE work


GOT to be battery powered
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 11th Apr 2009 9:29am
Still looking for a CHEAP grander smile
Posted By: krisGTi Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 12th Apr 2009 1:28pm
whats your price range mate as we sell cordless grinders in work

can have a look for you tuesday
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Battery powered GRINDER - 12th Apr 2009 1:33pm
cool the cheapist you can come up with got to be battery powered wink
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