cordless grinder or not ???

[roadking]

Hi folks, anyone any input regarding cordless grinders ??? am considering one for quite a while now but am scared cos of price of DeValt. Makita and Hilti.
Cheers Guys

 

[CJ]

I borrowed one from a mate to see if I could get on with it.

No.....not for me, kept cutting out if you put too much load on it. Would be ok for soft tiles, but not porc.

 

[White Room]

Try Bosch, not overly expensive..

 

[Stef]

I use my 18v Makita with a montolit blade in it & I couldn't be without it.

 

[trevortine]

Hilti for me, cuts anything, most power available on the market !

 

[roadking]

Cheers, is it quite good on porcelain then ?? and last all day ???

 

[roadking]

thanks, ive been offered a Hilti with two batteries for £350... is this good ???

 

[White Room]

To be truthful I would'nt be paying that for any grinder cordless or not....

 

[roadking]

would be so much easier than carrying my generator half mile from carpark to site on a daily basis !!!!

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would be so much easier than carrying my generator half mile from carpark to site on a daily basis !!!!

 

[White Room]

Could'nt you get a 110v for site work.....

 

[roadking]

have all the 110v tools but power not supplied on any 'Countryside' sites !!! so have to lug generator around everyday and then up and down stairs switching on and off all day..... alot of time wasted !!

 

[cam_low]

in that case road king i would buy one straight away !!!!

 

[White Room]

have all the 110v tools but power not supplied on any 'Countryside' sites !!! so have to lug generator around everyday and then up and down stairs switching on and off all day..... alot of time wasted !!

See your point mate, not somethink I'd be wanting to do...

 

[roadking]

think you might be right !!

 

[trevortine]

£350 with two batteries sounds good, bare tool is was £268 when first came out, batteries do outlast anything else I've had but wont last all day.