Angle Grinder (Tool #5)

homeowner should have. First off, I'm going to start with the right angle grinder. I absolutely love this grinder. I use it for just about everything. Metal wise at least. Cut off, strip, put a stripping disc on there for mill scale or paint, cut off wheel for metal or a grinding disc to grind down. You can get so many other attachments for it, whether it's for concrete or like a wood carving attachment or I I used to have one with a chainsaw on it. Like, you can do so much with right angle grinders and they make so many different discs and accessories for these things that I think this is definitely the number five tool on my list. Now, is it the first thing I'd go out and buy? Absolutely not. Unless you find yourself working in the garage a lot or working with metal a lot. But, I would definitely add it to the list. That's why most starter kits do come with one. Now, if you don't want to shell out the cash for a battery operated one and and really I don't use the battery operated one that much. What I use, I find myself using a corded one more times than not. Only because the battery doesn't last long on these ones. You're running so many RPMs for so long that it'll just drain a battery. Even a 12 or an 8 hour, it drains right away. So, I like to go out and I just buy the cheap Bauer ones from Harbor Freight. 30 bucks maybe. You can find them on sale depending. But, plug this bad boy in and you got power for as long as you need it for. So, this is my number five tool. Let's move on to number four.