1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Fein grinders are another expensive option.

 

Festool too

 

2003 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
https://cars.ksl.com/listing/7561843

 

Yeah I never tried Green so let's see.

I do like a Dewalt grinder though

 

At the house I have a $20 skil grinder and another $20 porter cable one. We were using corded ones at work until I got sick of carrying a cord across the plant.

 

@High Noon

 

In a shop corded is good. If you’re working out in the field like me the running a cord is not always possible or easy so battery is the best. My m18 grinder gets the job done but a nice corded would be faster

 

I never said it sucked, as I own one and used it a lot.

My only complaint is that the noise-vibration-harshness is quite a bit more significant than say, it's corded version.

Both are also louder than an old Dewalt we have in class.

If I wasn't welding non-stop, then I'd say the difference is moot. But welding for a few hours straight makes a big difference when using a smooth grinder.

Also, the M18 has this kind of noise-pitch that can make my ears start ringing. Not an issue for the other guys I've let borrow.

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CWd8-XxgCMC/

 

Let us know if we should watch for you on Matt's Off Road Recovery.

 

Nope
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Dude.....no

 

Yeah it has a adjustment dial

 

Good way to get crushed or run over lol. At least he didn't crank the wheel opposite of the tilt like most do and send themselves rolling. Wonder how it ended up

 

To clarify... Metabo HPT and Metabo are not the same. Metabo HPT is a rebrand of Hitachi/HiKoki tools (HPT is for Hitachi Power Tools). Metabo is Metabo.

The Hitachi name change happened in 2018 and it's been confusing people ever since...

 

The glass is slowly falling out of my shattered screen

only a matter of time till it’s ded

 

Yep

 

Its also got two modes. Either only nails every trigger pull or you hold the trigger and it fires every tap of the tip

 

Glad you knew that. I was worried for a minute I sent you in the wrong direction.

I'm a fan of the Metabo HPT line myself. I have their basic drill, the triple-hammer impact driver, and I just picked up the compact 1/2" impact wrench today.