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Makita 4" 6 Amp Corded Angle Grinder w/ Tool Case (Refurbished)
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CPO Outlets via eBay has Makita 4" 6 Amp Corded Angle Grinder w/ Tool Case (Refurbished, GA4030K) for $44.99 - 20% w/ code SUMMER20SAVE = $35.99. Shipping is Free
Note: Includes a 2 year Allstate Warranty
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Hunter chaofun for posting this deal.
Includes:
Note: Includes a 2 year Allstate Warranty
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Hunter chaofun for posting this deal.
Includes:
- 4 in. Slide Switch Angle Grinder - GA4030K-R
- 4 in. Grinding Wheel - 741402-B-25
- Wheel Guard - 135238-9
- Lock Nut - 194608-1
- Lock Nut Wrench - 782420-7
- Side Handle - 153504-2
- Inner Flange - 224377-1
- Plastic Tool Case
- Powerful 6.0 AMP motor delivers 11,000 RPM for the most demanding applications
- Compact design at only 3.7 lbs. for reduced operator fatigue
- Labyrinth construction seals and protects the drive gear and bearings from dust and debris for increased durability
- Slide switch with lock-on for continuous operation
- Small 2-1/4 in. diameter barrel grip for maximum comfort
- Side handle is positioned at a forward angle for increased comfort
- All-ball bearing design and metal gear housing for added durability
- Protective zig-zag varnish seals the armature from dust and debris for longer tool life
- Machined bevel gears provide up to 2x longer service life than previous models
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this Deal:
- This is $22 lower (38% savings) than the $57.99 list price.
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- 60 days returns | Seller pays for return shipping
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CPO Outlets via eBay has Makita 4" 6 Amp Corded Angle Grinder w/ Tool Case (Refurbished, GA4030K) for $44.99 - 20% w/ code SUMMER20SAVE = $35.99. Shipping is Free
Note: Includes a 2 year Allstate Warranty
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Hunter chaofun for posting this deal.
Includes:
Note: Includes a 2 year Allstate Warranty
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Hunter chaofun for posting this deal.
Includes:
- 4 in. Slide Switch Angle Grinder - GA4030K-R
- 4 in. Grinding Wheel - 741402-B-25
- Wheel Guard - 135238-9
- Lock Nut - 194608-1
- Lock Nut Wrench - 782420-7
- Side Handle - 153504-2
- Inner Flange - 224377-1
- Plastic Tool Case
- Powerful 6.0 AMP motor delivers 11,000 RPM for the most demanding applications
- Compact design at only 3.7 lbs. for reduced operator fatigue
- Labyrinth construction seals and protects the drive gear and bearings from dust and debris for increased durability
- Slide switch with lock-on for continuous operation
- Small 2-1/4 in. diameter barrel grip for maximum comfort
- Side handle is positioned at a forward angle for increased comfort
- All-ball bearing design and metal gear housing for added durability
- Protective zig-zag varnish seals the armature from dust and debris for longer tool life
- Machined bevel gears provide up to 2x longer service life than previous models
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this Deal:
- This is $22 lower (38% savings) than the $57.99 list price.
- About this Store:
- 60 days returns | Seller pays for return shipping
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**Clarifying my comment of "job sites". I work as a traveling mechanic and contractor for small home repairs as a part-time job. This angle grinder has been used in both fields zero issues.
Years ago this came up, I bought it right away. Turned it on, got scared, never have touched it since. I really needed an angle grinder so I did research. There are many safety features that higher end angle grinders offer that make a real difference. Trust me when I say angle grinder accidents are VERY bad. You will want to faint just by looking at them. Someone can easily say that with any power tool out there but no other one scares me as much as an angle grinder.
If you're wanting to protect yourself, here are some common safety technologies to look out for in higher quality angle grinders:
Pinch or Stall detection (immediately stops rotation if detected)
Electronic brake
Kickback break
Those three simple things above make a world of difference when it comes to safety. There are many many other things too like for example not using a fractured disk even if its hairline, using the tool correctly, wearing full safety gear even if its insanely hot to wear. Makita, Bosch, DeWalt and Milwaukee all make really nice angle grinders with modern safety tech at a price. If you want to support a fully American owned company, go with DeWalt.
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Dont mind if its corded (im in the Ryobi and Ridgid ecosystem for batteries if that helps), dont want something expensive but do want something thats safe.
Are there any ones I should keep a look out for?
On the "weak" comment - I have two different angle grinders, purposely one powerful and one weak. Sometimes you want weak. Depends what you are working on. Mine may be something like 11A and 4A. Getting your first one, a weak one may be just fine.
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**Clarifying my comment of "job sites". I work as a traveling mechanic and contractor for small home repairs as a part-time job. This angle grinder has been used in both fields zero issues.
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On the "weak" comment - I have two different angle grinders, purposely one powerful and one weak. Sometimes you want weak. Depends what you are working on. Mine may be something like 11A and 4A. Getting your first one, a weak one may be just fine.
truly it is not about how big or how powerful, but how nicely it does the job....
/and that's what she said
Some of our Makita's will take a 4, 4-1/2 and 5" blade, wheel, disc, etc. There are also different types of guards for different applications and ease of usage. As well, the higher amp grinders are typically better built, but you do pay more for what is going to also be a heavier tool.
That said, it is your money and only you know what you need one for. If once a year, or don't know when, grab an on sale $10 Harbor Freight 4-1/2" version and be done with it. They are usually good for about 50 to 100 hours before bearings fall out.
Yes, I know this particular Metabo deal is now expired...but I see it pop up fairly regularly. What about this refurb makes it a great deal, unless I just can't wait?
https://slickdeals.net/f/15874810-metabo-hpt-4-5-in-6-2-amps-amp-sliding-switch-corded-angle-grinder-w-5-abrasive-wheels-and-case-29-99-free-pickup-lowe-s-29-99?src=SiteSear
I hate how each took brand has its own proprietary battery... It's like you have to choose one brand and stick to it and I don't know which brand to choose haha. I started with ryobi but now I'm considering switching to Makita but I hear more people talk about Dewalt.
Yes, I know this particular Metabo deal is now expired...but I see it pop up fairly regularly. What about this refurb makes it a great deal, unless I just can't wait?
https://slickdeals.net/f/15874810-metabo-hpt-4-5-in-6-2-amps-amp-sliding-switch-corded-angle-grinder...
Some generalized feedback. The 4 vs 4.5" wheel is a thing, I wouldn't typically recommend the 4" unless you are buying this to put a wire cup on for cleaning. 4.5" discs have worlds more options and much better price/consumption. More flap discs, more grinding stones, cut off wheels, straight wire wheels, etc. Also keep in mind that even a 4.5" will have a higher cutting speed than a 4" (well, till you wear the 4.5" disc down to 4"). But for the guys who are actually researching this and that statement made you think "ohhh, curious" you probably don't have a few 13 amp grinders laying around and this is your starting point.
If you own a Dremel you should consider buying a 4.5" grinder to have, $30 with a cut off wheel, maybe grab a finer grit sanding disc. And don't be scared of it. It'll go a long way in your cutting projects.
Yes 6amp ones can bog easier but its fine. Actually my small 6-7amp Makita 4.5" is one of my favorite grinders at home because its small, light and predictable. Keep one around to throw cut-off wheels on and you probably won't be disappointed. I have burned them out before on thinker metalwork projects that require 220v welders, its all about the right tool for the job but its hard to hate on a small makita, or two grinders is better than one. and 6 grinders are better than two
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Years ago this came up, I bought it right away. Turned it on, got scared, never have touched it since. I really needed an angle grinder so I did research. There are many safety features that higher end angle grinders offer that make a real difference. Trust me when I say angle grinder accidents are VERY bad. You will want to faint just by looking at them. Someone can easily say that with any power tool out there but no other one scares me as much as an angle grinder.
If you're wanting to protect yourself, here are some common safety technologies to look out for in higher quality angle grinders:
- Pinch or Stall detection (immediately stops rotation if detected)
- Electronic brake
- Kickback break
Those three simple things above make a world of difference when it comes to safety. There are many many other things too like for example not using a fractured disk even if its hairline, using the tool correctly, wearing full safety gear even if its insanely hot to wear. Makita, Bosch, DeWalt and Milwaukee all make really nice angle grinders with modern safety tech at a price. If you want to support a fully American owned company, go with DeWalt.Join The Conversation
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