Amazon has
Metabo HPT 4 1/2" 6.2 Amp Angle Grinder w/ 5 Grinding Wheels + Hard Case (G12SR4) on sale for
$29.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Quality Assurance
EZ_slickdealz for sharing this deal
Note, must be sold/shipped by Amazon.
About the Product- 6.2 Amp motor w/ 980W of max output power for tough grinding jobs
- Spindle lock for quick and easy disc and accessory changes
- Left-mounted slide switch with quick-off feature for added safety
- Removable, forward-canted side handle for improved control and comfort for right and left-handed users
- At only 4.0 lbs., experience greater control and maneuverability with less fatigue
- Smaller grip is designed to reduce fatigue New labyrinth design for better dust and debris durability
Includes- Metabo HPT 4 1/2" Angle Grinder
- 5x Metabo HPT Grinding Wheels
- Metabo HPT Carrying Case
Warranty- Includes a 1-year warranty w/ purchase
Leave a Comment
Top Comments
No brainer at this price. I'm in for another. I don't like stopping while I'm working on welding projects so I don't switch them out anymore… I leave one with a flap disk, one with a grinding wheel and one with a cut off wheel. They all hand under my welding table- ready to use. Going to leave a wire wheel on this new one.
The difference it makes while working is definitely worth $30, it's so nice to grab what you need and keep working.
34 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank jeff34270
I really like my grinders to have a paddle switch for safety purposes. Just a personal thing, I am not saying everyone needs to or has to use one. I am not the government.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
No brainer at this price. I'm in for another. I don't like stopping while I'm working on welding projects so I don't switch them out anymore… I leave one with a flap disk, one with a grinding wheel and one with a cut off wheel. They all hand under my welding table- ready to use. Going to leave a wire wheel on this new one.
The difference it makes while working is definitely worth $30, it's so nice to grab what you need and keep working.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank rijones
This model goes on sale a few times a year at this price. It's a very good "budget pick". Comparable to the Bosch 1375A, which is a bit smoother, but doesn't go on sale nearly as often. Also the Metabo HPT comes with a case and 5 discs; value at around $10, so you're effectively getting the grinder for closer to $20. Can't really complain about that. It's not suitable for heavy use, but the occasional DIY'er should be served well with this.
I've had an older Hitachi-branded version of this for about 5 years. I use it a few times per year; primarily to sharpen mower blades, a splitting maul and axe, and lawn aerator tines with a 60-grit flap disc. I've also used cutting discs to cut through some pretty thick metal; most recently a rusted on hitch ball. Instructions say to not use for cutting, but I've had no issues with using a type 27 4.5" cutting wheel. It's just a liability thing. Grinders without the guard that completely covers the disc always say "not for cut off wheels".
This model goes on sale a few times a year at this price. It's a very good "budget pick". Comparable to the Bosch 1375A, which is a bit smoother, but doesn't go on sale nearly as often. Also the Metabo HPT comes with a case and 5 discs; value at around $10, so you're effectively getting the grinder for closer to $20. Can't really complain about that. It's not suitable for heavy use, but the occasional DIY'er should be served well with this.
I've had an older Hitachi-branded version of this for about 5 years. I use it a few times per year; primarily to sharpen mower blades, a splitting maul and axe, and lawn aerator tines with a 60-grit flap disc. I've also used cutting discs to cut through some pretty thick metal; most recently a rusted on hitch ball. Instructions say to not use for cutting, but I've had no issues with using a type 27 4.5" cutting wheel. It's just a liability thing. Grinders without the guard that completely covers the disc always say "not for cut off wheels".
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank jeff34270
Edit: As AffanR correctly stated below, it is Koki that owns both Metabo and Metabo HPT. Koki is owned by KKR.
Leave a Comment