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Hand and Table Grinders – Demolition Tools Part 2. |
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Written by Brian Pivik
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Wednesday, 20 June 2007 |
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Bench Grinders
Now, if you need to grind something but need to be able to move it
around while grinding, you need a Bench grinder.
Bench grinders are a surprisingly convenient tool that you'll soon find yourself using for all sorts of tasks including sharpening tools, deburring, rust removal, shaping parts, and cleaning objects..
For a "once-in-a-while" bench grinder, the Ryobi ZRBGH827
is a great choice. With it's 3 amp motor, it's able to attain a rotational speed of up to 3600 rpm and can handle grinding wheels up to 8" in diameter.
The Ryobi also features a built-in Level and a
magnifier on the left wheel for precision grinding.
If you find yourself using a bench grinder a lot, it's a better idea to go with something a little more heavy-duty like the DeWalt DW756 . With a powerful 4 amp motor, the DW756 is tough enough to handle pretty much any bench-grinding task you can think of. It's larger size and heavy construction makes this grinder a workhorse.
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