See The Excellent Small DeWALT Angle Grinder Model DWE8100T

[@muhammadzararbutt6230]

Very well described. Actually I like handle more than the grinder. Very nicely crafted, certainly you are a tool lover and deserve 💯. Stay blessed.

[@jethro_xd]

Hi Steve, I have followed 2 of your lathe updates/mods/projects, couldn't be happier! I made the quick release hand crank and did the small round vise to tool post thing for my mini lathe. Both are just plain awesome. Fun to make and a joy to use. Thank you for the inspiration! Jeff

[@airgunsfreedom700ssp3]

Nice little rig. I also noticed the two little feet on top for laying it down. They use to be standard, but i haven't seen them on many angle grinders lately. .

[@pgs8597]

G’day Steve, Makita many years ago had the switch in that position some say it’s unsafe should you drop it but it doesn’t get in the way unlike top switches, still this is the first I’ve seen one there for many years. Now don’t get over excited and paint that handle RED. Cheers Peter

[@superpooper_2030]

Get the paddle switch type and much safer when the grinder accidently off hand

[@TheXscorpius]

Excellent... Nice review and very nice chrome handle. :) Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@anthonycash4609]

Good video Steve. If my memory serves me correct DeWalt is nothing but a black and decker. Years ago the black and decker was going under due to quality and went threw a reorganization

[@glennfelpel9785]

Steve, I certainly do like the content of your videos.....much appreciated!

[@SteveJordan]

Hi Glenn thanks. I do have a really good home made project on the way. Just getting the things together to make it.

[@thenet0120002]

I've always bought chinese grinders have not had much problem some have better switches and layout than others. I have bought Dewalt but if you have a problem the tool ends up in service for weeks then service for parts is a mixed bag . Metabo is probably the best out there but they cost more . I wish i could say American is best but personally they leave much to be desired.

[@simonallen6160]

Steve - the small adapter included are marked with 250 volts 10 Amp odd?

[@caskwith]

Are chucks available with m14 threads for a standard angle grinder?

[@SteveJordan]

I haven't seen any yet.

[@SteveJordan]

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[@moeni9727]

That grinder is not meant for the UK that's why it has a toggle switch. Ideal to use in fixtures but IMO unsafe for freehand use.

[@hinkelstein4six]

Blue Bosch is high quality. Even Makita, Metabo, Fein, Hilti, Festo are high quality tools. At work I have to use dewalt tools and they are not even better then cheap Chinese tool like Einhell, Rotwerk, Hercules, and so on. If you want to get high quality then you have to pay for it.

[@vaguincolombia]

You are right, dewalt also has different lines of products just like bosch with their colors, their most expensive machines are quite good, look for "Ave" and his reviews for dewalt grinders from inside the tools

[@leslieaustin151]

Steve, putting some of those ‘other’ accessories on an angle-grinder worries me. Chucks and other stuff are not designed or constructed to go to such high RPM as angle-grinding discs etc., my 115mm angle grinders are all rated at 11,000 RPM. If something lets go at that speed you’d better duck quickly! Les

[@metalworksmachineshop]

You may want to check out AvE channel to get a true review of dewalt.. and many other brand name tools..

[@johnjones3321]

You channel has kinda turned into a infomercial channel

[@SteveJordan]

Hi John Thanks for watching, I'm pleased you like it. Its the place to come to see good quality tools that I get for my workshop as well as new ideas for the lathes.

[@tonywaller680]

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