I had a lot of old pipes and rebar to cut up and from what I read kzfaq.infoUgkxPDBfLu68o58Aw85O_J-zIFfjJARBhp-3 this would be the tool for the job. Since I had never used one, I watched a couple of youtube videos and I'm so glad I did. Some really good safety tips, which I followed, and this tool did a splendid job. One good thing to know is the weight of the tool puts just about the right amount of pressure on the metal I was cutting, so I didn't have to use a lot of pressure, which is more likely to jam the tool. It made fast work of my job.

I actually use the Makita model daily with I lot of different task and it never lets me down

Going back through older videos. Kudos for doing these tests. Grinding isn't fun. Thanks for taking one for the team.

thanks for your time in this intense grinder review!!! great job guys ...keep up the tool fights vids.. Oz tool talk

What an effort guys! Great video! 👍

Brilliant comprehensive test thank You 👍

Super awesome and efficient way to present these type of comparisons.

Another comprehensive test. I bought into the DeWalt platform and the Victa battery chainsaw on your recommendation and have not ever regretted it. Thanks guys.

Well done guys! You are an impressive pair in your coverage of tools and comparison. I cannot fathom the amount of effort and beg, stealing, borrowing that goes into these head 2 heads for tools, batteries & consumables!! Not to miss the filming time with stops and starts and setups as well as post editing. Chapeau to you both. Thank you on behalf of the whole of youtube! Keep going, these videos will stand the test of time and come up in tons of searches around the planet. Thanks again, thumbs up.

So much work with these tests, great job !!

Awesome job guys !!!! Labor of love !! I love the dewalt and Makita grinders

Good work guys, thanks for these videos👍🏻

Love how you posted scores, but didn’t stop there. Addressed you need to find the tool that suits your style and applications.

Great video lads 👍🇬🇧

Awesome work once again fellas, very surprising result esp on the run time! Thought others would do alot better but so many variables its never going to be perfect

Very impressive and thorough testing. I Love the jig you designed to keep things level. Thanks also Klingspor. Wish your products were here in Canada

awesome review guys

Привет парни!Мое мнение о Вашем канале и Ваших тестах инструмента,Вы самые лучшие и у Вас самые справедливые и честные тесты,благодарю Вас за это,продолжайте и да макита рулит,как всегда!!!Здоровья Вам и развития Вашему каналу!!!

great work for community, thanks!

As a metal fab guy, iv been waiting forever for a comparison like this. Im glad to see bosch up there in the top 3 as Iv bought into their 18v platform. I am very much a bosch fan, but I will always have a Makita corded grinder as backup. Makita have always exceled with their grinders. Thank you again guys. Also, klingspor are also awesome.

Just discovered this video. Amazing test. Instant new subscriber.

Just grabbed a drink and I'm here in the couch watching you guys...siiick video! Well done. Cant wait for the giveway 😉

This is like the best grinder review ever

Absolutely brillant, I was waiting for such a test for quite a while as I am seriously considering acquiring one of those tools. Super comprehensive test, and I absolutely LOVE your conclusion, which clearly illustrates that these are all good machines, with pros and cons. At the end, thats the usage and what you intend to do with the tool that can drive the choice, rather than just scores. Having some DeWalt batteries already and considering your advice that I value a lot, I think my choice is done now :-) SUPER great thanks for sharing !

Awesome review thanks

Great video review! Thank u.....

that variable speed on the makita makes it double up as a 'crude' polisher.

I have that Makita. The variable speed is fantastic for my uses.

Great video, love the comparison vids.

Very nice video, thanks for do it! LIKE

Great analysis

i use the milwaukee and the dewalt (those exact models) at work and they are both just superb, but there is like you say a powerthing going on with the milwaukee. part of my work is both maintaince and fabrication on board ships, and the milwaukee is a tool you always tend to grab with you because you know it will do the job, and now you can get a 12ah battery for it. i ended up byuing my self a milwaukee to use at home. it literally eats up batterys, but its a wonderfull tool

Great review. Honestly I think it ultimately comes down to whatever battery system you have, & whatever offers you can find. For me, I found the Bosch Blue tools by far the best value when bought as body only units in my country, especially considering their free tool/battery promotions etc - the grinder on amazon was 30%+ less price than equivalent Dewalt/Makita, which makes it a no brainer.

Wooo. New vid!

Good 1 boys 👍

I recently bought the bosch n used it for the first time today and the switch thing was pissing me off too! Also running my old 3ah battery's it just chewed through them and constantly kept cutting out under load 🤦🏻‍♂️ i was pretty disappointed tbh but hopefully with the new 7ah i just ordered it will improve 🤞🏻 thought it was the ducks nuts n love bosch gear but thinking i should of gone the DeWalt now 🤔😊👍

Good stuff fellas. I have gone through Hitachi tools, Milwaukee tools and now I'm on Makita. I went with Makita purely for the ergonomics and the battery runtime. The Makita representative also gave me the heads up that you can remove the four screws from the head of the grinder to rotate the body.

*How the comments look:* "So-and-so is the best." *How the comments would look if they were honest:* "So-and-so is the battery ecosystem I've bought into, and all I have experience with."

great review fyi i think the Dewalt is the only 1 that the head can be adjusted to any angle.

Nice test, just ordered the Milwaukee 115xpdb, hope i get on with it, nice to know that its got plenty of power, will see how the vibration is.

the spray from the makita looks cleanest

Shows how advanced Makita electronics are once they finally come out with a high demand battery look out

Thanks for taking your time to compare this for us i really liked your comparision thumbs up 👍 I am thinking to buy dewalt dcg405p2 which is a kit with 5ah batteries would u say my decision is best or should i rather check with other models??

Good job!!! Thank you!

Excellent comparisson method.

I've got the makita an it's a ripper, well nice tool. My mate has a Milwaukee and picked mine up an he thought my makita was a nicer tool to use. An he works day in day out as fabricator welding an grinding up to 12hrs a day. I used to but now just a side line but still make fair use of me gear.

That Milwaukee might work great when it's not broke but I got a broke one that's not done much grinding. Got an AEG on sale at about 20% of the cost of the Milwaukee and very happy with it.

Waiting for ya'll to review hart, craftsman, Hercules, earthquake, bauer and kabolt grinders

Loved this all the way from England you Ozzy nutters ;) great take on the brushless cordless angle grinders. I like the Milwaukee; Basically I am a mechanic and own Kielder kit (Mechanics kit from UK) all brushless, market leading power to size impact wrench (for mechanics) Then I had the battery so I got their angle grinder and drill and impact driver and torch. the angle grinder is a little long however and 1 job cutting the top McPherson strut in a bad access spot would have been amazing to have that flip battery or just a little bit shorter. That said on normal application the length is good. Finding the correct size with battery included for me is important for cutting rounded off drop links out in tight areas as a mechanic I still use my Dremel for that sometimes for access. But now I need carpentry kit I have to choose another brand and battery. I choose Milwaukee over Makita for the "Fuel" brush;less line up is good and all the accessories they offer are great. Expensive kit though:(

Have to see what you guys do to test

Well done guys, great review as usual. Pretty happy with Bosch result will stick with Bosch for a while. Seems like Bosch jumped big step to cordless tools market now. New tools and battery are come with 6 years warranty which is fantastic...

Hi Oz tools love your show. Would love to see a bandsaw review. Kind regards Sean from the UK.

milwuakee fuel tools come on sale at homedepot in canada almost monthly for 350$ with rapid charger and 9.0ah battery (the grinder, sawzall and circsaw), bare tool on each i believe is around 200$ but the 350$ kit is really the best bargain cant beat that 9.0 battery and i like having plenty of chagers to have a few in the shop one in the tool bag one in the truck ect

Bosch No1.

Great review. Nice job including the charging times:)

milwuakee just came out with their 12.0 amp hour battery and dewalt has announced theirs, milwuakee also just released a 9" 18v grinder, i dont see any diy'er or small time welding shops getting much use out of the 9" one though as the disks are too hard to find locally, only place i can get them is the local welding shop and they require you to order a full box at a time which is 200-300$ i know ill use them all eventually but its a big cost all at once that might be better spent on a plasma cutter

All my tools are red and teal. But interestingly enough I watched a video by toolboxbuzz and the dewalt won their head to head test as well. Another awesome video guys, thanks 👍🏾

Need a updated test with the 9 ah fusion AEG.

Good job!

Hi, love the channel, great to seem some Aussie reviews. I’m a boiler in the mining industry and I’ve been using Milwaukee tools daily for the past 6 months and so far I’m absolutely loving them. I have used hitachi and dewalt and I reckon although there tough I still reckon the Milwaukee gear one the whole takes the cake. I’m not sure if you guys have used the Milwaukee 9/7 inch, I’ve had mine for a few months now and I love it, so much power for a battery grinder! The high output batteries really make a difference with the grinders too I have noticed. Would be interesting to see this test with the Milwaukee using the high output battery!

I’ve got the Dewalt albeit the older model and my mate has Hilti. That extra few volts under heavy load is great on the Hilti which doesn’t show here kind of confusing. I’m disappointed going back to my old Dewalt after the Hilti but the new one looks pretty powerful. If mine breaks I’ll get the new one Butkus still going strong after 5 years heavy use so they last.

Great test, thank you very much! But I'm missing one point: What about the noise? All the same?

I did see a link showing bosch are releasing a 16amp charger with the new 12ah battery coming out and it charges a 4 or 5 Ah in 9 minutes !

Great vid guys! Would be great if you could do a corded grinder shootout. Corded grinders are still the goto for most shops due to higher power and rpm.

Great job guys! Yes I agree the weights do offer some science to the comparison. Was the weight paced on the grinders a bit much for the run time test? You said the Bosch did overheat and I notice at 6:00 in the Milwaukee battery was showing that the tool had overheated, rather than showing depleted battery.

I recommend the Flat Nose version of the DW 405…a thinner protruding snout that gets the disc into tighter spaces, otherwise the same spec, but slightly more expensive.

Too bad you missed the 12Ah battery for the Milwaukee. You can't beat them or the 5 year warranty! Great video!

Flex is not available in Australia? I'd expect that brand to be among the best.

I was hoping the AEG Fusion 125mm grinder would have made an appearance for this one.

Hi guys, thanks for a really decent review! A bit hard to find the info about the Makita with Switch instead of paddle, is it DGA 518..? BTW, this AEG grinder was my last straw to keep up with the platform. I'm just made an add selling EVERYTHING, I don't care about the warranty, the machines are lacking power and torque out way too easy. Now it's Dewalt Flexvolt & Makita all the way, never ever AEG again.

Have the Makita grinder. You won't get to far cutting porcelain tile with it. Five, 24 inch cuts and the 6 amp is done.

Love the video fellas. Did you feel any of the guards got in the way for concrete cutting? Would also be interested in depth of cut for the concrete cutting? Also interested in your thoughts on the possibility of dust collection when using these, the new OSHA table one compliance in the usa has had me thinking about my concrete cutting and would be interested in your thoughts?

Popcorn is ready

i choice dewalt ready have and im glad was on top was reseach me to before to buy and you guys have right makita was me to second option but the buton start doesnt matchfor my option bicoz when i up to leader with tol in hand was risky to start accidentaly so for that i coice dewalt bicoz power buton is in safe pozition and dont need to use both hand to start or start accidentaly when grip the tool, thank is nice to see god review and in glad my choice was on top in your test il wait on test in future dewalt dcd791 to see if im god what i choice again.sry for gramar im native from Romania eu .

are all the rpms the same? i own the milwuakee and on some attachments i notice its 8500rpm vs 11,500 on most corded models and cuts/grinds slower, although on some accessories like wire wheels and any polishing/sanding attachments like the lower rpm

Not sure if you get aldi in Australia but they just bought out a new tool range called ferrex tools 40v grinder

Hi there from the UK? You should of put the new fein CCG 18-125 BLPD with Feins new 5.2ah high capacity battery in this test its such a nice tool so much power great test tho, aye own the hilti and the new fein both brilliant machines👍

The AEG grinder in this test has just been superceded. As well as the Fusion model they mentioned in the video, AEG have also brought out a new 'conventional' brushless grinder that replaces the one shown here.

Looks like you used same cutting disc for run time test , not *new* for each test? So there was huge difference on diameter because first test wore those unevenly.

bosch protecting the tool for longevity ?

I own the bosch for a while, i hate that switch, you don't get used to it (especially when wearing gloves), is just a bad design. Love the ability to change speed.

I have milwaukee tools myself. when the battery is flashing they are not empty but too hot so they cut to take care of the battery. otherwise it was a good test

I own the Hitachi brushless and I love it but it’s sad to see how it compares to other brands.

Just for fun you should do ozito and ryobi vs all the other good brands

Test was good, the weight tests was really good. I would have liked to seen it used with the handle. And talk about the button, I can't stand the Milwaukee paddle button, I also don't like the little air tool button press safety. Would really suck trying to hold it while using it in odd ways. The other test would be hand pressing into steel with grinding wheel to see if it'll stop or when it'll stop. How long you'd get grinding with grinding wheel, you could do the same weight test but with grinding wheels. The other would be seeing the depth you can get, until a part of the head stops the cut or is in the way too much. The above things are the main problems I have with grinders at work.

In the USA we have 12.0 Milwaukee and 9.0 Ridgid(aeg)

Yep

I had training from Milwaukee and as I understand the batteries only reaches full capacity after 5th charge as they tend to build up life

Where is the second letter D in data?

On the run time you should compare watt hours

Myself and a mate are changing all our power tools over to battery. I have been Makita for 10y and he has been Dewalt for about the same. Neither of us will buy anything else because we are in so deep with our brands. I have less trouble with my Makita gear than he does with his Dewalt. Performance wise in reality there is little difference. My Tec drill will smash 14# 100mm Bugles slightly better than histec drill but his drill has the edge over me. Although he has just brought a 54v Concrete drill and I expect that will kill my 36v concrete drill. But I love my 36v Skill saw. Both of us have pretty much got a full kit now. I just need a planner and I'm done. We can go days without rolling out a lead. FUCK I hate leads. The real story here is both of us are sick to death of building. Been at it for years. These battery tools are so good now they take some of the pain away. They really do make a massive production difference on site. Which means neither of us need to employ anyone and just contract one another in at full rate to get jobs done. We have a bit of fun, give each other a bit shit and smash through jobs at a blinding pace and make some descent money with out some goldfish brain wombeling around half asleep texting, fucking things up and smashing your gear.

Best grinder bosch Or dewatt

The Rolls-Royce is the metabo 36v, a match between dewalt flexvolt would be clash of titans

latest,,i like dewalt. i like combination colour black and yellow. 😁😁

Great work guys. any chance of a 9inch version??

How long does these cordless last for?

awesome test guys been waiting for a something like this on cordless angle grinders they seem to get left out as carpenters dont touch them, i find it curious how hilti is always back of the pack on the cordless tools even though theyre suppose to be the most professional/priciest and they use a couple extra cells in each battery to get the 22v platform correct me if im wrong but i dont think they have a brushless motor yet so all their 22v tools are brushed which wastes alot of power for cordless tools and when the amount of power the batteries can output is limited efficiency = power

Corded grinders are the best in my opinion.

How do u do a test with specs so different? Seriously, I am still only at the beginning. Straight up I see a problem, how do u compare a 5ah to a 9ah? I have seen a few of these comparisons & one thing I learnt is, the size of the battery makes a big, big difference. Not sure if it's worth my time to watch this. Since the comparisons r so far apart

Home gamer now but x industry user, i cannot decide between makita and dewalt.