Our most powerful tools just got better with the FLEXVOLT 60-Volt MAX 4-1/2 in. - 6 in. Grinder. It has up to 30% more power than the DCG414 60-Volt MAX Grinder with 2300 unit watts out. This grinder delivers 13 Amp power with a no-load speed of 9000 RPM. It's part of our PERFORM and PROTECT product line to help keep users safe. The Kickback Brake engages when a pinch, stall, or bind-up event is sensed and shuts the grinder off. Battery and charger sold separately.
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Would a 60v grinder really make much of a difference vs my 20v grinder? Trying to imagine any time I've felt I needed more from it.
So you never stall your 20v? I can't stand using a 20v for cutting thick steel or heavy material removal. This grinder doesn't stall. It doesn't feel like a cordless tool, power wise. I like the 20v for finish work because it's smaller and lighter, but it doesn't hold a candle to the dcg418.
Well, guess I haven't really tried to do anything like that thanks for the answer, not sure I'll ever get into anything like that, but now I kind of want to purchase. But I think this might be one tool I am able to prevent myself from pressing the buy button for( maybe ).
So you never stall your 20v? I can't stand using a 20v for cutting thick steel or heavy material removal. This grinder doesn't stall. It doesn't feel like a cordless tool, power wise. I like the 20v for finish work because it's smaller and lighter, but it doesn't hold a candle to the dcg418.
So this is a good deal but this deal has been on since October. I bought it for the battery and returned the grinder. The battery ended up costing me $112 for a 9AH flexvolt. I have a table saw and a miter saw that use the Flexvolt battery.
Do you think the 20v will be able to get through a bathroom tile mid wall?
I used my 20v to go through solid concrete steps, cut channels in them, as far as I remember it didn't hesitate. I'd -guess- your situation would be easier.
Last edited by joebells January 23, 2024 at 07:00 AM.
I used my 20v to go through solid concrete steps, cut channels in it, as far as I remember it didn't hesitate. I'd -guess- your situation would be easier.
Thanks for this. Going to be a bitch to demo but I think the 20v will make it easier. Wish me luck
Alot of insecure 20v users in here with buyers remorse that they didn't buy the 60v. This is a tool where more power actually matters and the 60v blows away the 20v. unless you are only cutting through wood or thin sheet metal this 60v is better in almost every way and won't bog down or hesitate. This deal with a free flexvolt battery is a steal and I would recommend anyone that uses an angle grinder upgrade to this 60v model and sell your old 20v unless you are a DIYer that only uses it seldomly.
Would a 60v grinder really make much of a difference vs my 20v grinder? Trying to imagine any time I've felt I needed more from it.
yes it does make a huge difference with this tool, the 20v version will work for simple tasks but if you are ever cutting hard stone or thick metal the 60v will do the job quicker, safer, and better. This 60v has about as much power as the corded version the 20v does not. I would say the power difference is much greater, I have both this and the 20v version that I never use anymore and the difference is night and day for heavy duty tasks.
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Do you think the 20v will be able to get through a bathroom tile mid wall?
yes ceramic tile is not very hard, if you have porcelain tile it may be more of a challenge, as it is much harder, and a good scenario where the 60v would be worth the upgrade. Even then the 20v should get through it with the correct blade but this 60v version will cut through it faster and safer due to the higher RPM and power.
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