Angle Grinder Safety - Tip on Using the Correct Guard from Toolstop

[@WHITEBOARDSTRATEGIES]

Yay! I now understand the difference in the guards. The instructions with my recently purchased (B&D) angle grinder did not explain the difference in terms I could understand. This video has resolved my lack of understanding. Thank you Bosch.

[@absingh916]

Very well explained. I had no idea what the difference was between those two guards. Much appreciated.

[@whotusay750]

Thank you for this information , I use a cutting grinder for cutting every day and am always aware of the possibility of the disc breaking . This is why I insist that the firm I work for use Bosch grinders for my safety and my work mates . I will be showing them this video . Spot on

[@eldoradocraftsman3733]

Fantastic. At last I’ve finally found some good advice. My Angle grinder did come with a cutting guard but I had no idea why they were different until now. Mine is a Black and Decker from Argos. Trying out for the first time tomorrow. Wish me luck. 👍🏾

[@toolstop]

Good luck Ashley

[@GenePavlovsky]

Like your shop, great big windows :)

[@maxwellc.christian4613]

Thanks Mr Eric. You make references to new switches on Angle Grinder towards the end of the video that have been motivated by safety related manufacturing regulations. Can you please kindly the link of the switch video. Thanks

[@duminicad]

Thank you sir, very informative and extremely well explained, you earned a new subscriber

[@roderickcarino3307]

is it better to use a 115 or a 125 mm safety guard for a 110 mm carbide cutting disc?

[@joiecasela]

Thanx a lotttt very informative well done

[@MuftakisWorld]

i need to get a base guide for gcd412 but the problem is the grinder guard came as the one with holes but the one that i want to buy showing that its with clamp so is it compatible with my grinder

[@RolandLTU]

Is there any 180 degree wheel guard which would fit Bosch GWS 15-125? If so, could you please provide the exact part number. Thank You.

[@thomasvanhooser4890]

Are grinding and cutting guards mandatory per US, UK, EU safety requirements? If so please specify the regulation applicable to the subject.