Comments by "Comm0ut" (@Comm0ut) on "Best Angle Grinder (Corded)? Hilti vs Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Ryobi, Ridgid. Let's Settle This!" video.

@CheeseMiser Just buy and inverter like I did and your truck becomes your power source. Great for emergencies and camping too, it's a VERY old idea. I have several inverters in various sizes.
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For those not familiar, angle grinders in welding use often work way harder than suits even good cordless tools. Since welders have power one way or another corded tools are not limiting.
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@tonysheerness2427 Why am I leaving a tool for 50 years instead of making it pay off? I also have 50 years to solve any battery problems or replace the thing when it like all tools is expended. Serious use wears out corded, cordless and pneumatic tools. I have all three types in abundance because my tools exist to serve my convenience and be productive.
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Noobs should avoid buying a 4-1/2" grinder for their first since a 6" takes the same attachments and runs the wonderful 6" thin kerf cutting discs. I buy those by the box online but your local welding supply will have them. Their reach and edge speed are so worth it I mod my 4-1/2" guards to 6" by cutting and welding or replacing the guard with one from a larger grinder. The 6" diamond grit discs are excellent too, just be reasonably gentle with the grinder when cutting.
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