New Metabo HPT Hybrid 4-1/2" Variable Speed 36V MultiVolt Angle Grinders

[@ProToolsApproved]

Team Green with ANOTHER great release. The big three better watch out.

[@Jeff-rk8hq]

I agree we need an 8AH or at least a 6 ah Thanks for the Mhpt vids Brian they really should let you be the first one here to review the new 36 V hammer drill Dv36DC they got coming but they’re dropping some heat this year so far but their angle grinders arent generally my go to but hopefully this gen changes that we will see….on the other hand the new hammer drill, SDs, belt sander and circ saw look to be promising

[@user-ii8dz4vu7n]

Love that drop safety for the slide switch!

[@jesusnavarrete6317]

I'm buying alot of Green lately. 36v is my go to.

[@onikwa]

Awesome. The best overall cordless grinder just got better

[@MrNfury8]

Very impressive bit of kit. Nice video

[@michaela3330]

Looks great! Thin and comfy. How does it feel VS the corded version you reviewed a while ago? And VS Makita Xgt?

[@baseballdude8491]

Plunge/rail saw almost here- look up Hikoki

[@gric111]

Looks like my only complaint about the old one is fixed that being the guard used to be awful

[@isaaccaris9530]

A litle in love with metabo.. ac addapter what i need, or my brand doesnt doo. I would like one v/s between 18v /40v/60v really have diference in runn time, if we compare whatts from the battery... What voltaje would be more equilibrated Pd sorry by mi english . I am fan of chile🇨🇱

[@dudututu-s7w]

Hi, what cordless tool would you recommend to remove surface rust from the frame of a car. Preferably compact so it can go behind wheel wells and bumpers. Has to be cordless. Thank you.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Angle grinder and wire wheel. I guess you could use a die grinder and a wire wheel also. Cup style wheels would be best.

[@dudututu-s7w]

@@WorkshopAddict thank you for the reply. Among the die grinder, would you recommend the Milwaukee m12 or the Ryobi or something else? I ve heard Kobalt has a 24v brushless die grinder also. And then there is a BAUER20V Brushless Cordless Variable-Speed Oscillating Multi-Tool.

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@dudututu-s7w I would not use an Oscillating tool. That would be painfully slow. IMHO, I would try to stay with a 18, 20, or 24 volt die grinder as you are going to be asking it to do a lot of work. Is this a restoration project? I would think you could get 90% of the frame with an angle grinder and cup wheel.

[@dudututu-s7w]

@@WorkshopAddict Not really restoration but there are light rust spots around the frame that I recently noticed while changing the oil and filter. I would like to get to it before they go out of hand. So was thinking of sanding down the rust, apply degreaser, then metal prep and then POR15 paint. Maybe fluid film after that. I guess my option is between Ryobi vs Milwaukee vs Kobalt. I would assume all 3 would take the 1/4 wire brush attachment.

[@callancollins7708]

just ordered one today!

[@crystalnavarro7771]

Can you please make a video on the best nibbler on the market?

[@danwatts8269]

how do these compare power-wise to the xgt grinder?

[@mikekahotea8148]

Any good against the DeWalt flexvolt 418 ?

[@WorkshopAddict]

Dewalt has more power.

[@baseballdude8491]

Tools N Stuff did a great comparison on the Makita, DeWalt, Hikoki/MHPT' and Milwaukee It was the previous 36V but I have found the previous model superior as well to the others and the AC adapter gets used regularly

[@jaywelker5566]

​@@baseballdude8491 Tools and stuff didn't compare the 418. 418 is still the king of 4.5-6" class grinders.

[@baseballdude8491]

@@jaywelker5566 if u can't plug it in it's not a very useful grinder U must not use one often or for serious grinding jobs

[@m3n4cE6]

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