1/4" air die grinder with 20 pcs sanding discs, right angle, ergonomic grip, polished angle pneumatic die grinder, air die grinder kit

This this angle die grinder turned out to be more useful than I expected and I have used it so many times it's not funny in the 1st 2 weeks I have had it ! Love the attachments and pads to ! Buying more of those for sure!The only thing I recommend is that you make sure the tool parts are tight ,mine was loose in several areas of the tool , and also oil it with more than 15 drops and let it sit over night !! Also everytime you use it , put in like 15 drops of oil , even though I have an air dryer in my main line, with the humidity here in WI. I had to get one for the tool itself as well because I got so wet with moisture coming out of the tools exhaust portal and the tool would stop turning properly , it needed a bunch of area tightened and then oiled well , might have been sitting on a shelf for several years

I quickly sanded down 4 brake calipers using only 1 disc and it did a great job. This tool consumed a lot of air so this may not work well for underpowered compressors.

The head fell out after maybe 3 non strenuous uses... Lacks longevity.... Same thing my lady tells me

Small compact with variation of disc for multiple ises. Its great for home projects and small jobs. I would not recommend for profesional use. Works as intended and like the options it provides.

This little thing does an amazing job! Goodbye rusty stuff! It's easy to use, and switching out the discs is a breeze. I'm surprised at how easy it is to operate and hold it where it needs to be. Admittedly, the is the first pneumatic grinder that I've ever used, so maybe they're all like this; I just don't know. However, since I now have this one, I doubt I'll ever need another one. Highly recommended!

Although I have an air compressor, it's never really occurred to me to switch over to air powered tools until recently.Normally, I'd use an electric angle grinder, but on bigger projects, it always leaves me with sore hands. I happened to see this air-powered grinder here on Amazon, and finally the idea took hold...I don't need to use a ten-pound tool...I can just run an air hose and switch to one of these much more maneuverable air grinders instead.Compared to my electric angle grinder, this air tool is about 80% lighter and much easier to control. Except maybe for the noise of the air compressor, it's quieter than my electric grinder too. I've run it on both a small and large compressor, and I get great results either way.I find the construction topnotch...it seems to have few moving parts and looks like it will last a lifetime. At 20,000 RPM, it spins faster than most electric tools, and the small wheels fit into confined spaces easily. The kit includes a good mix of accessories for most needs, so there's really nothing else to buy - just open it up and get to work.I'm sure for some uses, a small air grinder like this isn't going to be adequate - but for the majority of the work I do, it's just about perfect. I wish I'd thought to use my air compressor for more than driving nails and filling up tires years ago!

My husband recently upgraded his air compressor and was really excited to get this grinder attachment.He has raved about how much easier this is to use vs a heavy and bulky electric one he used previously. This truly makes a huge difference in completing projects as it does not wear on your hands holding a heavy tool.The quality of this feels super solid and as long as it is cared for, should last forever.

I didn't have a project specifically in mind when I got this, but I did have a new air compressor and eager to try out new tools. This is my first time using an air die grinder.It's been mostly good experiences. It really didn't come with any useable instructions, but it has been mostly self-explanatory. I use a few different types to clean off some rust from old tools, and I had a pretty good success rate.I am having a small issue of some of the discs coming off during use, but that must be user error. I need to YouTube it I guess to find a better solution than what's offered in the scant pages of the manual.With this tool I didn't have any issues with air leakage, so that's good.