Grinder Deals & Offers

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Check it out. Unless you made a mistake with the link

Very strange. it said more than 10 was available when I posted it

OOS

Thanks so much Sir

Yep, thats about it. I have bought the following etching bits & a few wood router bits that are for 3.2mm (or 1/8 of an inch in old money) & can vouch that they fit mine perfectly... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/30PC-ROTARY-BIT-DIAMOND-BURR-ENGRAVING-ACCESSORY-KIT-FIT-DREMEL-HOBBY-TOOL-14A/271425529735?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649 and... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HSS-Rotary-Multi-Tool-Burr-Routing-Router-Bit-Mill-Cutter-Attachment-for-Dremel/111703764226?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649 The main reason I bought these was that I wanted them quickly & these were from UK sellers. There are these & much more available from the far east sellers that are far cheaper provided you are prepared to wait for delivery. Be safe, wear eye protection & enjoy your hobbying.

So with my Parkside I need to look for bits that fit the 3.2 or 2.4mm collets?Cutting, routing into glass and stone and polishing. Can you send me some links so I may get additional bits. perhaps a multi pack? I am autistic and with there having lots of parts I don't want to get the wrong ones thank you

There are no problems finding finding the bits for, milling, engraving, drills, routers, cutting disks, grinding / polishing mandrels to fit the 3.2 or 2.4 mm collets provided. Or for that matter different size collets to fit very cheaply from a well known auction site... The problem lies in pitch of the screw thread of the collet tensioning nut, so that as said by shedloads, the Dremel screw on attachments won't fit.... And yes as the op I had ordered extras before reading the comments above & am now the proud owner of an adjustable keyless chuck that wont fit so lost out on a couple of quid there. ... But all the bits I bought fit perfectly.

I'd like to know which accessories fit this too. Didn't see any in 3 separate stores.

Other options include buying a hand grinder and attaching a drill to it. Or if you have a bit more time on your hands you could use a pestle and mortar!

Depends what you're grinding for. If you're grinding for pour over, filter or French press, a budget burr grinder like the Delonghi above would probably do. If you're thinking of espresso, no blade grinder is ever going to be anywhere near up to the task, but neither would a budget burr grinder be suitable. For espresso, you'd be better off spending a small budget like this on a manual grinder from Hario or Porlex, but you'd soon get fed up with the task.

Not sure why this has been expired - it's still available

Something like this is a decent budget one: https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/coffee-machines-and-accessories/coffee-accessories/delonghi-kg79-electric-coffee-grinder-black-10135108-pdt.html#srcid=11026 Otherwise they can get quite expensive

Any recommendations?

Picked one up today as I was already heading to screwfix. Thanks OP.

Go to the reviews and select Rating - Low to High

Where on the website does it say they’ve had many returned as defective ?

This looks like another product that Screwfix has chosen to discount having had many units returned as defective. In this instance it looks as if they should have withdrawn the item from sale and returned their stock to the manufacturer on the grounds of safety.

Deal of the day ... so expires at midnight

Yes it does. Bought mine on Thursday but took it back today, Damn thing was far too heavy and the 125mm (This one goes up to 220mm) discs looked lost, Basically I could see my work piece because of the huge disc guard.

Bought it last night, the last one in stock of the 3 stores I went too xD Much bigger than I thought it was. I am use to the smaller Sliverline grinders, this thing is massive compared. Don't buy the small blades for it, they are for the small grinder. They will fit onto this grinder but you wont be able to cut very deep as the gear head is quite large. Stick with the 230mm disks. They have diamond cutter disk and pack of "6-piece set of 3x Metal Cutting, 2x Stone Cutting and 1x Metal Grinding Discs". Looks like you can use the other accessories, not 100% sure yet though. Will be having a play later today. Ps, yes it is slow start.

Cheers for that just realised I didn't mention the start date.Updated deal

Bump This is tomorrow for anyone who might have missed it.

Think it starts on the 19th (Thursday) so you were a few days early (popcorn)

£25 in Cardiff Bay

Went past a stand of these tonight but didn't see a reduced sign, will look again tomorrow.

Can't go wrong at that price if you can get it.... Hyper Tough.... that's a new one. I still think I like the word "Profesional" before an item name though (nerd)

Speaking from experience..

In Home Bargains too ...w Grinder .. Can't remember price...69p ?

Salty...

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/pink-himalayan-salt#modal-close Of course you can take the contents of this site with a pinch of salt ;)

I've heard those claims before, but unfortunately it's just unsubstantiated crap. There is no evidence showing it is better than regular sea salt (or even mineral salt). By the way, the cause for the pink colour is iron oxide (i.e.: rust).

Still available!

Excellent price ! Shame that i found the offer so late.

OOS for all London stores!

Some day she will die. You can be assured of that. Like us all.

Aw, damn it, none anywhere near me and no delivery. Thanks op.

Looks like they've restocked and dropped the price slightly as well.

Bargain!

Kl Al keep my eyes peeled

Thanks for that, but they don't sell this model. They do have the 125X (rather than 125XPD), which I suspect is the same thing looking at Milwaukee's site specs, and that is £282.53 body-only on Power Tools UK, so with 20%off that's £226.02. I think you're confusing models.

Power tools uk with the 20%off code .

I think its Makita :p (excited)

Brand is called Hyper Tough

can't quite make out the brand, is it Stanley? 8)

The had many different power tools with the same brand in Straiton (Ednburgh) = all pretty cheap and discounted as per above... multi tools, sanders, drills etc

I also have one of these and the hard work soon outshone the novelty / good-feeling factor. I just buy ready ground now.

I'd also recommend the delonghi grinder, but not if you have an espresso machine, as it doesn't grind fine enough. I use an aeropress, moka or a drippler (Chemex) for which it's perfect for. As others have said, the Hario is just too much like hard work, although very satisfying.

I liked the De'Longhi KG79, but unfortunately it was a little temperamental.

Can you recommend a good quality electronic grinder pls?

Snap! Have since moved on to a bean to cup machine, completing the circle of life :D

Amazon reviews States it's not that great

Agree great price fo item but £8 for delivery is a joke it’s probably that price to make up the lost on the item £2.99 max delivery for this item...

Was biting @ £13 then saw the deliver was £8 WTF not giving any company 8 quid for a small item to be delivered. Adding Heat for a good find

Got one of these for £60 odd 2 years ago, can't go wrong with Hitachi power tools, they last forever.

Inc delivery