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Posted 20 January 2012

1150W Angle Grinder 17.99pounds ALDI

£17.99
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Nice angle grinder for less than 20 quid.

No load speed: 2800–11000rpm
Disc size: 125mm (disc not included)
Soft cap handle
3m cable
Protection cover with quick adjustment
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  1. deleted65313's avatar
    Handy for Hull Repairs
  2. spaceinvader's avatar
    Tactile

    Handy if your car gets clamped


    near a power source
  3. labcoat_tech's avatar
    Is this a mini angle grinder?
  4. deleted76791's avatar
    Handy if your car gets clamped
  5. Biker.Jeff's avatar
    dotsource

    Is this a mini angle grinder?



    Yes... its a mini grinder. Only has a 5 inch blade.
  6. whydoineedastupidusername's avatar
    Very versatile tool. I have used mine to cut thru slabs, wire fences, pipes and all sorts of other things. One of the best tools I have.
  7. bungral's avatar
    Hmm Aldi might get a visit for a couple of things.
  8. DIY_Dad's avatar
    Not recommended. I had one from last year (same model from the looks of it) and it turned into a firework show while i was using it. Thankfully all it did was blow and burn out the motor and i didn't get any shocks despite the blue haze of sparks. Hadn't used it often and was just cutting dusty mortar from really old brickwork (diy use, not trade).



  9. sadsak's avatar
    Thought this was posted a couple of days ago?
    (edited)
  10. realitybites's avatar
    I thought the default size for a small angle grinder was 115mm, and 230mm for the large one?
  11. deleted114675's avatar
    Nice
  12. bigsky's avatar
    realitybites

    I thought the default size for a small angle grinder was 115mm, and 230mm … I thought the default size for a small angle grinder was 115mm, and 230mm for the large one?



    115mm is 4½ inch, 125mm is 5 inch. Both sizes are commonly available.
  13. THEMOSH70's avatar
    just popping out for the weekly shop love and i'll pick meself a nice wee angle grinder up too.

    Veg and grinders? Only ALDI/LIDL know why...
  14. max_lan's avatar
    My guess is that the disc bore and diameter are slightly different to everything else on the planet. So that once the cheap discs they're also selling are broken and/or dull you won't be able to get a replacement for less than the cost of entirely new grinder with discs of a standard size....
  15. Ry1901's avatar
    1150 Watts?! My 115mm Bosch Grinder is only 550 W and that cuts anything.... either that figure is a total lie or these are so inefficient 500 Watts is being wasted as heat/noise/vibration.
  16. Mark300ZX's avatar
    THEMOSH70

    just popping out for the weekly shop love and i'll pick meself a nice wee … just popping out for the weekly shop love and i'll pick meself a nice wee angle grinder up too. Veg and grinders? Only ALDI/LIDL know why...



    Are the veg that tough
  17. bonzobanana's avatar
    1150W seems a very high motor figure. Most of these smaller angle grinders are around 500-750 watts. Seems a pretty good deal if the wattage figure is geniune as grinders at getting on half the wattage are similar money. Looking at it, its longer than most of the budget grinders to allow for a more powerful motor. Voted hot.
  18. Fatal.Exception's avatar
    spaceinvader

    near a power source



    Get a 12V ->240V Inverter....
  19. spaceinvader's avatar
    Fatal Exception

    Get a 12V ->240V Inverter....


    or pay the £30 fine
  20. deleted76791's avatar
    spaceinvader

    or pay the £30 fine



    more like £80!!
  21. morrig's avatar
    As no reviews as needing to buy one soon checked around and this one seems good value 900 watt and 125mm at Tesco and good reviews for £14-

    direct.tesco.com/q/R…320

    OOps not in stock at the mo.

    (edited)
  22. Puffer's avatar
    max_lan

    My guess is that the disc bore and diameter are slightly different to … My guess is that the disc bore and diameter are slightly different to everything else on the planet. So that once the cheap discs they're also selling are broken and/or dull you won't be able to get a replacement for less than the cost of entirely new grinder with discs of a standard size....



    Although 115mm is a more common size for a small grinder, 125mm is also readily available and the disc bore is usually standard at 22.2mm for both these and larger (230mm) grinders. The Aldi discs are good quality and keenly priced but there should be no problem in buying replacement discs elsewhere - Toolstation does them for all sizes. (And don't forget that a worn disc from a larger grinder (e.g. 230mm) can normally be re-used in a smaller one (125 or 115mm!)
  23. barneydog's avatar
    Puffer

    Although 115mm is a more common size for a small grinder, 125mm is also … Although 115mm is a more common size for a small grinder, 125mm is also readily available and the disc bore is usually standard at 22.2mm for both these and larger (230mm) grinders. The Aldi discs are good quality and keenly priced but there should be no problem in buying replacement discs elsewhere - Toolstation does them for all sizes. (And don't forget that a worn disc from a larger grinder (e.g. 230mm) can normally be re-used in a smaller one (125 or 115mm!)



    I would really do your research on this, if it's a diamond blade it can't, carbon blades ..maybe but i wouldn't recommend it. anyway 115/125mm carbon blades are pretty cheap anyway.
  24. spaceinvader's avatar
    Tactile

    more like £80!!


    In London maybe! ...personally i just wipe my **** on those fake fines, they have no more legal authority than the andrex puppy anyway.
  25. Puffer's avatar
    barneydog

    I would really do your research on this, if it's a diamond blade it … I would really do your research on this, if it's a diamond blade it can't, carbon blades ..maybe but i wouldn't recommend it. anyway 115/125mm carbon blades are pretty cheap anyway.



    You are of course quite right that a metal-backed disc cannot be used on a smaller grinder. I was referring to the carborundum types. It is common and sensible practice to reuse them on a smaller grinder when the diameter is reduced on a larger one to the point that they no longer meet the workpiece. Why throw them away when they have life left in them?

    Do you chuck out your drill bits when the cutting edge wears? Perhaps you do - but sharpening (even by eye) is not difficult and gives a new lease of life. I sharpen pencils too when the lead breaks!
  26. deleted505728's avatar
    My guess is that the disc bore and diameter are slightly different to everything else on the planet. So that once the cheap discs they're also selling are broken and/or dull you won't be able to get a replacement for less than the cost of entirely new grinder with discs of a standard size....

    No...It takes 125mm or 5inch discs which is a common size. They also have on offer starting today 26/01/12 a pac of 4 assorted diamond discs for 3.99 which is a real bargain. The Angle Grinder is 17.99.
  27. morrig's avatar

    Wrong, bought one today and my 115mm disks from my pinched grinder to my surprise fit.

    Rockridge

    My guess is that the disc bore and diameter are slightly different to … My guess is that the disc bore and diameter are slightly different to everything else on the planet. So that once the cheap discs they're also selling are broken and/or dull you won't be able to get a replacement for less than the cost of entirely new grinder with discs of a standard size....No...It takes 125mm or 5inch discs which is a common size. They also have on offer starting today 26/01/12 a pac of 4 assorted diamond discs for 3.99 which is a real bargain. The Angle Grinder is 17.99.


  28. deleted158865's avatar
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    disc still cheap in ebay!!!!
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