It's the roloc ones for a pistol grinder.
I've never used them are they any good, how do they compare to a flap disk ?Excellent for stripping paint as they tend to leave the underlying steel largely untouched. Downside, I always seem to (painfully) go through my gloves to skin all too easily.
Price, roughly ?
Deviating. What size discs & what pistol grinder do you have? Simple curiosity.2 inch and 3 inch Roloc. The pistol grinder is a sub 30 quid eBay job that did way more than I ever expected of it.
I've never used them are they any good, how do they compare to a flap disk ?Good at rust removal and not damaging the metal.
Price, roughly ?
I've never used them are they any good, how do they compare to a flap disk ?
Price, roughly ?
2 inch and 3 inch Roloc. The pistol grinder is a sub 30 quid eBay job that did way more than I ever expected of it.
So in use, are they pretty much along the lines of a small, more readily controllable sanding/grinding tool? Comfortable to use?Honestly, I use it way more than I expected to. Restoring this Sierra has meant many inaccessible places for a 4+1/2” electric grinder. I’ve got through at least a dozen boxes of 40 grit discs just dressing back welds. It’s slower progress than an electric grinder but it does a much more tidy job. And the disc change on the Roloc system is a breeze, like 10 seconds to change the disc.
Reason I'm asking is that I recently noted Bosch have brought out a 12V version of that type of tool, but can't decide whether it may be a useful addition to my tool collection, or whether it's just a gimmicky type thing I'll never need/use. This is the one:
GWG 12V-50 S Rotary Grinder | Bosch Professional
GWG 12V-50 S 12V system | Powerful, high-performance brushless motor and high torque enable high productivity, Extremely lightweight and compact design with small grip size for fatigue-free working, Variable-speed trigger switch and different speed modes enable perfect control for various tasks...
Gimmick? Hell no. Godsend is more the word.
I use Roloc just as much as i do an angle grinder, I would never be without it at this point, infact at some point this year i'm considering getting another M12 right angle die grinder just so i never have to remove my roloc when i want to use a burr or cutting disc in it!I just got one,Milwaukee M12,why the hell i didnt i ages ago cracking little tool
So in use, are they pretty much along the lines of a small, more readily controllable sanding/grinding tool? Comfortable to use?Buy it
Reason I'm asking is that I recently noted Bosch have brought out a 12V version of that type of tool, but can't decide whether it may be a useful addition to my tool collection, or whether it's just a gimmicky type thing I'll never need/use. This is the one:
GWG 12V-50 S Rotary Grinder | Bosch Professional
GWG 12V-50 S 12V system | Powerful, high-performance brushless motor and high torque enable high productivity, Extremely lightweight and compact design with small grip size for fatigue-free working, Variable-speed trigger switch and different speed modes enable perfect control for various tasks...
I used some expensive ones but made the mistake of buying 5 for£18 off ebay.. total carp
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