CHEAP CHINESE CORDLESS ANGLE GRINDER. [ FITS WITH MAKITA BATTERIES] 2021

I ordered a cheap chinese cordless angle grinder from wish.com. It fits with Makita 18 volt batteries Let´s see if it is any good. Cordless angle grinders are perfect for your shop or garage, it's versitile and you can use it for cutting, grinding and shaping different materials.
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2020
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[@yensabi]

I bought a similar one but with a paddle switch which is much better for switching on and off and I use it a few times a week for processing my scrap copper and brass and it's still working good after 6 months.......I paid £ 35 for it off e bay and it arrived in 6 days from China which was impressive , for the money it's a great machine and I would buy another one no problem....👍

[@jasonhill6466]

I like how you tested the tool with a makita battery, and not the aftermarket battery.

[@superiorbeing95]

He's testing the tool not the battery, so to compare to Makita tool only fair to use the proper battery.

[@The_forgotton_one]

a trick I use is I never tighten up the wheels they won't fly off and when you undo them you won't need the tool is how spanerless lock works

[@interman7715]

The clicking noise is normal for a brushless motor .

[@mrmusdtard2]

They have changed the button on the latter model and it is a nice piece of kit and deserves a Standing Ovation for the price 10/10 Brian

[@zubberification]

Thanks for the vid. I ended up purchasing a similar grinder, but mine has a bottom switch and black gear housing. Mine does not make that gear noise when moving the disc by hand. For $47 USD I am more then happy with it.

[@tmvprojects]

Thanks for watching 😊 Someone said that it is the disc brake that makes the sound. I use mine every now and then and I am too very pleased with it. Let's hope it will last a long time too 😉

[@kennethgooswit3697]

The sound is ok. The locking pin makes the ratling sound, but it is to make the disc stop quickly.

[@latiffesa]

If u are using it once a while its ok but if u using it all day long it wont last. It overheats and breakdown

[@shed.projects5150]

I doubt if a pro would buy a cheap grinder like this, but now that I am no longer a pro, and in my retirement, I am happy with my knock off Makita grinder that I use now and then.

[@Dr.CandanEsin]

I would suggest wearing raw leather apron. Extremely useful for welding and grinding. It protects leg hairs get burned and saves the balls be the target (!!)

[@manowode6286]

Definately getting the best Apron I can find! 😂 Thanks for the idea. 👍🏻

[@orrinkelso9295]

That clicking when you turn the blade is the auto brake. My Ryobi cordless saw does the same thing.

[@mrmusdtard2]

Thanks ever so much i was begining to worry that the noise it makes was some thing bad ,so pleased it was the brake ,a million thanks very best wishes and realy good vid

[@flhusa1]

KZbinR'S THIS GRINDER WILL CUTTTTTTT !!!

[@johnibbertson2960]

yours is fantastic compaired to mine 1 cut off a bolt on car then it worked no more until charged again then same again 21volt 4000AH battery absolute crap 50 quid down a grate. what is the best battery to try?if you used my battery you would be pulling your beard out john.

[@manowode6286]

Have you tightened it properly with the special spanner ? I got with mine. Thanks

[@timkrouse345]

10:10 - Great Balls of Fire!!

[@jdniedner]

I think when you're spinning the wheel and it sounds terrible, that seems like a brake for safety? Maybe? To me I looks like it bogs down easily. It will probably get the job done, but will it remain reliable? I wouldn't mind an update after some time.

[@jdniedner]

I also own a Makita cordless grinder, an older brushed model, it's a great tool. I've been interested in these but am still unsure

[@tmvprojects]

I have used it for a few hours now and it seems to hold up well, you can't really compare it to a makita one when you look at the quality but, it is worth it to me as I only use it in my own garage now and then and not 8 hours a day at work. The plus-side to it is the price, makita battery compability and pretty good quality to price ratio. As for power it has it's limits to how hard you can press down on it but you learn pretty fast to give the right amount of pressure so it keeps the right speed. Thanks for leaving a comment and if you decide to buy one please come back and tell us how you liked it. TMV Garage

[@neg8098]

The original I got make the same noise when spinning it.

[@tmvprojects]

Ok good to Know, thanks for leaving a comment👍

[@stestar09]

Hey TVM projects, how is it functioning a year after the video event ?

[@yuanfong7934]

i using the same type of this grinder,not bad for use

[@ike1051]

How do you switch speeds, I have a similar grinder. I pushed red button does nothing no light on grinder stays at one speed.

[@Moonlight-ana1992]

Thinks for you

[@superiorbeing95]

7:15 My Milwaukee brushless top of the range is like that, it's normal

[@Marty1959]

I think you have the grinding disc upside-down

[@ersin8]

is this works on with bosch professional tool batteries?

[@flhusa1]

MY CHINESIUM GRINDER MAKES THE SAME NOISE .

[@simonosani5178]

HELP, I have a new one, which start loading, after 6-7 second s , blocks. Replace battery, it cuts again 6-7 second s. I changed the battery but same results. I even sandpaper ed the. Magnet 1/2 a mm. Still no cutting after 6-7 second s. Thanks for helping...

[@tmvprojects]

Sounds more like a elecronic problem, look at the circuitboard. Maybe a bad solder?

[@teofilaszczybrocha]

I have E3 motor blocked on the same gridner's screen, added some grease, but it didn't help :/

[@jmont6638]

Hi, give us an update on the tool please, thank you.

[@user-ck7kh1fy5b]

Ok

[@tmvprojects]

👍

[@stestar09]

Got the same 1 from ebay, cheap but not as much power as the genuine mak , it is brushless, thats whey the disc movement feels clunky , theres no brush drag . Mine developed drag as the plastic copper winding supports begun to melt & rub against the motor core causing it to smoke . Had to dremel away the plastic , like completely! Took 3 attempts to sort it . The switch wobbles like that because it's loose in the holder , mine came pre packed out with cardboard from the factory to fix that issue. Use more grease in the gearbox to quieten it down

[@tmvprojects]

I also added some more grease to it and it made a big difference, thanks for leaving a comment👍

[@stestar09]

Great ! Did you manage to sort your switch waggle ?

[@tmvprojects]

@@stestar09 Nope, I took it apart but it is poorly designed and it cant be fixed. Just learn to live with it I guess 😉

[@coffeeman1905]

Don't be cheap be, you bought it because it is cheap.

[@donburke4886]

I have an original Makita ,and also one of these knock off grinders.The original Makita makes this same noises but much quieter..These grinders have nowhere near the grunt of the true Makita,and always seem to cut out way before the battery is dead..I wasn't impressed - I took a gamble,the experiment didn't pay off for me.

[@tmvprojects]

Thanks for taking time to leave a comment and thanks for you input👍😀

[@sagurgur]

You need to learn how to use it first, Then make video show us how we are going to use it safe way ! I notest you don't know how to use the switch! Why you keep holding the switch while pushing forward !!!

[@Moonlight-ana1992]

You don't know nothing, 😂now exactly about this tools, sorry

[@zoltanmolnar4688]

Will it work with original Makita 3ah battery?

[@tmvprojects]

Yes it Will 👍

[@pham7878]

Hi bro! Now, it still ok?

[@tmvprojects]

Yes, it's still like new👍

[@lalokewat1713]

Mujhe lena hai yarr kitne hai

[@Moonlight-ana1992]

This you don't know for safety

[@georgem2333]

Chinese tools ruin expensive makita batteries. spend the extra money and buy genuine that has a warrantee

[@bldsprt518]

Considering that everything makita makes now is of chinese origin you need some proof to back that up.