What's the best cordless angle grinder

[Gazzer]

Burning deffos not a good sign.Take it back to place it was purchased.You should get a lot longer than 9 months work out of it.Personally i think the dust does loads of damage to the grinders and as Radim said ,compressed air gun every now and again should help the life of the grinder.

When i do any maintenance on grinders, drills or wet saws, the 1st thing I do is blow around the motor with compressed air. Its amaing how much comes out, cant be good for it at all.

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

I have three makita 18v cutters, ( keep putting them down and then not being near one, three works great for me and helper! ) had a few small probs ,but soon repaired under warranty . though i now fancy a variable speed one now, any ideas if there is a cordless variable speed model out there ???? and also i only cut mosaic mostly........

 

[afright]

I repaired a bosch grinder took it apart and the porcelain dust that came out was like talcum powder good clean and it started to work again.

 

[Chalker]

I have three makita 18v cutters, ( keep putting them down and then not being near one, three works great for me and helper! ) had a few small probs ,but soon repaired under warranty . though i now fancy a variable speed one now, any ideas if there is a cordless variable speed model out there ???? and also i only cut mosaic mostly........

Heres one.
https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/p...6.3&ei=3zbEUs_hDI-c0wW-gYHgDQ&ved=0CH8QpiswAw

 

[roadking]

hilti 22v cordless is absolutely fantastic !!! i would highly recommend it. have had it about 6 months now and have used nothing else..... price is good too around £400.....

 

[Stef]

Had to replace another set of brushes in my makita 18v today, it started giving up on site & knew straight away what it was.
Had a set in the garage, 2 min job & as good as new.
These are the old brushes.

Pop them out & stick new ones in,

If your grinder ever packs in then check the brushes before you fling away a good bit of kit, can be sorted for a glove (£5)