http://www.kensyard.co.uk/products/item ... m=products
just bought one lets see if it turns up and how much assembly required lol
Einhell Bench Grinder under £22
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Re: Einhell Bench Grinder under £22
Not a bad price £5 del I think?
Only 150W could be underpowered for some tasks.
John
Only 150W could be underpowered for some tasks.
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Re: Einhell Bench Grinder under £22
I've had one of these for years. Just a few pounds dearer unless you live by a stoor and don't have to pay delivery. It is also 150w and yes you do have to go a little slower than you otherwise would at times to avoid stalling the motor but it has been stalled many times and still works well.
In fact the wheels are getting very small and I'm thinking it might be cheaper to buy another than to buy and replace the wheels.
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/produ ... ch-grinder
In fact the wheels are getting very small and I'm thinking it might be cheaper to buy another than to buy and replace the wheels.
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/produ ... ch-grinder
Mike