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Product Details:
- Designed for concrete contractors and other professionals who need a compact grinder.
- A light, ergonomic grinder, at only 3.75 Lbs
- Has a 6.0-amp motor that produces 11,000 no-load rpm
Includes:
- 4-1/2 In. Angle Grinder
- Burst-Protection Guard
- Auxiliary Handle
- Flange Kit
- Spanner Wrench
- 4-1/ Inc. Abrasive Grinding Wheel
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Bosch 1375A 4-1/2 inch angle grinder. Camelcamelcamel indicates that this is the lowest price ever on this.
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Compact: Weighing only 3.75 pounds, the Bosch 1375A Angle Grinder is lightweight, compact, and ideal for metal workers, vehicle fabricators, plumbers and other professionals who use grinders on a daily basis
Power: The angle grinder features a Powerful 6.0 amp motor to produce 11,000 no load rpm for professional cutting and grinding applications; The Efficient motor was designed with an extremely small field diameter, letting the user grind or cut with ease
Comfort: The 1375A offers a 2 position side auxiliary handle specifically designed to angle to a natural position for maximum operator comfort; The top handle of the angle grinder is also ergonomically designed
Convenient: The angle grinder also features Bosch's Service Minder Brush System to eliminate guesswork and stops the tool when preventative maintenance is required; A 5/8 inches to 11 inch spindle works with a wide array of sizes, mounting the most popular accessories
Durable: The 1375A angle grinder features an epoxy coated design to protect the tool from abrasive debris; It was also designed with a sealed switch to keep dust and debris from entering the switch mechanism
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Details:
Compact: Weighing only 3.75 pounds, the Bosch 1375A Angle Grinder is lightweight, compact, and ideal for metal workers, vehicle fabricators, plumbers and other professionals who use grinders on a daily basis
Power: The angle grinder features a Powerful 6.0 amp motor to produce 11,000 no load rpm for professional cutting and grinding applications; The Efficient motor was designed with an extremely small field diameter, letting the user grind or cut with ease
Comfort: The 1375A offers a 2 position side auxiliary handle specifically designed to angle to a natural position for maximum operator comfort; The top handle of the angle grinder is also ergonomically designed
Convenient: The angle grinder also features Bosch's Service Minder Brush System to eliminate guesswork and stops the tool when preventative maintenance is required; A 5/8 inches to 11 inch spindle works with a wide array of sizes, mounting the most popular accessories
Durable: The 1375A angle grinder features an epoxy coated design to protect the tool from abrasive debris; It was also designed with a sealed switch to keep dust and debris from entering the switch mechanism
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Newer 7.5A Model
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HD4EH4A/
"I'm a reasonably experienced grinder user. I purchased this Bosch and the similarly priced Metabo HPT for comparison. I have better machines, but wanted something cheap and cheerful that I could throw around and get dirty with little concern. Both delivered to my door for just $40 each - both made in China. Both are great value and good performers for the price paid. Metabo HPT feels heavier, and vibrates a little more than the Bosch. Bosch has the easier to adjust guard. The gearbox area of each one gets quite hot in use - this may be due to a lack of grease (or poor quality grease) - or it may be a normal design feature (they do run v fast). Metabo HPT comes with a plastic case and 5 disks, so you are really getting the grinder for about $30 delivered. Metabo HPT has longer warranty. An all day every day user will probably need something with a larger motor, but the DIY user will be served well by either of these. Overall, you will be pleased with either one - or both!"
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Newer 7.5A Model
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"I'm a reasonably experienced grinder user. I purchased this Bosch and the similarly priced Metabo HPT for comparison. I have better machines, but wanted something cheap and cheerful that I could throw around and get dirty with little concern. Both delivered to my door for just $40 each - both made in China. Both are great value and good performers for the price paid. Metabo HPT feels heavier, and vibrates a little more than the Bosch. Bosch has the easier to adjust guard. The gearbox area of each one gets quite hot in use - this may be due to a lack of grease (or poor quality grease) - or it may be a normal design feature (they do run v fast). Metabo HPT comes with a plastic case and 5 disks, so you are really getting the grinder for about $30 delivered. Metabo HPT has longer warranty. An all day every day user will probably need something with a larger motor, but the DIY user will be served well by either of these. Overall, you will be pleased with either one - or both!"
"I'm a reasonably experienced grinder user. I purchased this Bosch and the similarly priced Metabo HPT for comparison. I have better machines, but wanted something cheap and cheerful that I could throw around and get dirty with little concern. Both delivered to my door for just $40 each - both made in China. Both are great value and good performers for the price paid. Metabo HPT feels heavier, and vibrates a little more than the Bosch. Bosch has the easier to adjust guard. The gearbox area of each one gets quite hot in use - this may be due to a lack of grease (or poor quality grease) - or it may be a normal design feature (they do run v fast). Metabo HPT comes with a plastic case and 5 disks, so you are really getting the grinder for about $30 delivered. Metabo HPT has longer warranty. An all day every day user will probably need something with a larger motor, but the DIY user will be served well by either of these. Overall, you will be pleased with either one - or both!"
I still use 6amp from time to time
Newer 7.5A Model
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HD4EH4A/
The slimmer handle with more power on your linked GWS8-45 is just about right.
As more 'tooless' models come out and perfected, these are becoming old technology.
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Bought the 7.5amp one instead now
When one buying into one of these premium brand tool, expect these tools will outlast your own life, make the will accordingly.
Having said that, I think people at Ryobi deserve a Noble price for making its tools to fail so quickly, thereby insuring lifetime employment for its employees. Why not, if they can come up with Noble prize for completely worthless buffon recognized for his work as community organizer, they can come with another one just like that.
"I'm a reasonably experienced grinder user. I purchased this Bosch and the similarly priced Metabo HPT for comparison. I have better machines, but wanted something cheap and cheerful that I could throw around and get dirty with little concern. Both delivered to my door for just $40 each - both made in China. Both are great value and good performers for the price paid. Metabo HPT feels heavier, and vibrates a little more than the Bosch. Bosch has the easier to adjust guard. The gearbox area of each one gets quite hot in use - this may be due to a lack of grease (or poor quality grease) - or it may be a normal design feature (they do run v fast). Metabo HPT comes with a plastic case and 5 disks, so you are really getting the grinder for about $30 delivered. Metabo HPT has longer warranty. An all day every day user will probably need something with a larger motor, but the DIY user will be served well by either of these. Overall, you will be pleased with either one - or both!"
We bought two of the Metabo for $29 each on a deal as gifts and the only thing good about them is the case they came in. Neither had much power to begin with and in less than a year with intermittent usage, both had loose bearings. Yes, they were a poor gift choice and replaced this year with two upper end Milwaukee for considerably more money. We also bought the gold anniversary Metabo from Ohio tools and it is on it's last leg. They are junk, but we also paid 'junk price' for the one you are referencing and only feel bad because we gave them as gifts.
For a few dollars more, I would definitely jump up to the Bosch GWS8-45 [amazon.com], or a Milwaukee, DeWalt or Makita on a deal that is 7amps or more. But, if I had to choose between the OP and that Metabo, it would be the OP Bosch.
We bought two of the Metabo for $29 each on a deal as gifts and the only thing good about them is the case they came in. Neither had much power to begin with and in less than a year with intermittent usage, both had loose bearings. Yes, they were a poor gift choice and replaced this year with two upper end Milwaukee for considerably more money. We also bought the gold anniversary Metabo from Ohio tools and it is on it's last leg. They are junk, but we also paid 'junk price' for the one you are referencing and only feel bad because we gave them as gifts.
For a few dollars more, I would definitely jump up to the Bosch GWS8-45 [amazon.com], or a Milwaukee, DeWalt or Makita on a deal that is 7amps or more. But, if I had to choose between the OP and that Metabo, it would be the OP Bosch.