DeWalt DCG405N 18V XR Brushless 125mm Angle Grinder (Body Only)

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This is a good price on a really good grinder. I own one and it's fantastic.

Features:

18V brushless motor for efficiency, improved application performance and power
Capable of x69 cuts in 1/2" steel rebar when used with 5.0Ah battery (sold separately)
Compact gear case for increased access to tight spaces and gives excellent cutting depth
Slide switch provides less user fatigue. Built in no-volt release gives protection against accidental start-ups when new battery is installed
Electronic brake has braking time of < 2 seconds when the trigger is released to help reduce accidental contact and injury
Constant clutch and e-clutch protects from kickbacks, cuts and wheel bursts
Mesh covers restricts dust being sucked through the motor
Ergonomic slim body with rubber over-mould for improved comfort and control
Two position side handle offers greater comfort and control
1 or 2 touch guard for quick and easy keyless adjustment

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9th Sep
Are these any good for taking down ULEZ cameras?
10th Sep
You forgot to say"asking for a friend"
8th Sep
Ahhhh I don't need one right now but thats a good price
9th Sep
Going to buy one to get the Ducati I always wanted!
Thanks!
9th Sep
Seems expensive, is this for 12 months membership and does it work on existing accounts?
8th Sep
Thank you. Been waiting on this price!
8th Sep
Bargain. I was happy at £102 in the recent eBay deal!
9th Sep
Great grinders , plenty of torque when using 5amp or above . Much better than the brushed trigger version
9th Sep
What sort of jobs do people tend to do with these. Already got a multi tool but wondering if this would work better for cutting tiles or should I use a mitre saw?
9th Sep
Repointing would use this. Tile blade on a mitre was probably makes more sense for straight cuts.

Last time I used this to dismantle an old metal swing set to get into car to take to dump.
9th Sep
for 20 quid more i bought 405fn flat head ,think it's better option if You can find it for good price (edited)
10th Sep
Just had a look and the flat head has a longer front end (and narrower), so it's not as compact/a bit longer (marginally) and is £40 more, so I'd buy one only if I was planning on working in narrow spaces.