What's The Best Brand Angle Grinder?

[roadking]

hilti 22v cordless absolutely fantastic !!! have 2 batteries and it lasts all day whatever the tile... ceramic, porcelain or even marble.....

 

[area tiling]

I've had bosch , metabo , dewalt , hitachi , and makita ! Been using makita for a year now and it's a good light machine , ample power , easy on the hand , only downside for me is the on/off switch, sticks a lot ! Bosch was lightest and smallest in the hand , great power great machine ! Dewalt I found to heavy and clumsy ! For me , when my makita burns out I'll buy another bosch !

 

[Spud]

I just bought a 110v hitachi grinder prefer it to my makita it's got a better switch

 

[peteablard]

I've got a 110v makita, 2 110v Bosch and an 18v Makita. The cordless gets used more than any of the others at the moment. It surprised me how well it coped although a good supply of charged batteries is needed if it's going all day

 

[radim]

240 dewalt, 110 bosch, cordless hilti here

 

[cuemanlew]

Makita 18v with a rubi wheel, very adequate for everything that's been thrown at it so far

 

[Old Mod]

Flex no contest, heavier than most probably but built like a brick out house and cos it's a dedicated stone tool, copes with the dust and abuse!
Of which mine gets lots! Haha

 

[Dannym80]

240v Bosch, 110v Bosch and 18v Dewalt, the 240v Bosch is the smallest & most comfortable to use that I've found!

 

[Simon benn Leeds]

Makita by far!...
Had just about every brand over the last 20 years and always go back to these.
Blade wise.. Beava premium continuous blades, strong thin and accurate.

 

[Aston]

Never used Beava blades.
Are they good on porcs? Do they last long.
Any reviews welcome