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| * When not in use, store your angle grinders away from children. | * When not in use, store your angle grinders away from children. | ||
| * Secure the work piece firmly to avoid slippage (never use your knees as a vise). | * Secure the work piece firmly to avoid slippage (never use your knees as a vise). | ||
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| + | ====== Angle Grinder vs Die Grinder ====== | ||
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| + | The main differences between an angle grinder and a die grinder are the design of the tool, size, and power. \\ | ||
| + | An angle grinder is primarily used for cutting and rough grinding, whereas the die grinder is a rotary tool used for precision work. \\ | ||
| + | Here is a comparison chart between the two grinders. ((https://www.finepowertools.com/grinders/die-grinder-vs-angle-grinder/)) \\ | ||
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| + | |Tool|Design|Size|Power Source|Speed|Power|Best for| | ||
| + | |Angle Grinder|Heavy-duty \\ power tool|Generally larger|Electric (corded) \\ Battery (cordless)|6500 – 20000 RPM|1.5-5 HP|Rough grinding, cutting| | ||
| + | |Die Grinder|Rotary tool|Generally smaller|Compressed air \\ Battery|15000 – 30000 RPM|Less than 1 HP|Precision cutting / grinding| | ||
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| ====== Angle Grinder ====== | ====== Angle Grinder ====== | ||
