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A straightforward corded die grinder with a wide adjustable speed range, a reasonable pick if 1/4 inch collet capacity matches the bits you already own.
A cordless 21 volt angle grinder spinning at 12000 RPM, built for portable metal cutting and grinding work away from a power outlet.
A light, fast spinning 18 volt cordless grinder built more for control and detail work than for heavy material removal.
A fast, cordless grinder for the Makita battery ecosystem, though the bare-tool setup means added cost for anyone starting from zero.
A compact 12V Milwaukee grinder at 1.6 pounds and 24,500 RPM, built for reach into tight spots rather than heavy material removal.
A benchtop only Tormek grinder for a fixed shop spot, judged here on footprint and weight since no motor spec is listed.
A corded Makita grinder with an 800 rated motor and 10,500 RPM no load speed, built for uninterrupted grinding rather than cordless portability.
A 750 watt, 28000 RPM corded rotary tool at 3.5 pounds, well matched to detail grinding and deburring rather than heavy-duty cutoff work.
A cordless grinder for people already on Makita's 18V platform, sold bare so battery and charger must come from elsewhere.
Cordless convenience comes with extra weight here; a solid pick if working without an outlet matters more than shaving pounds off the tool.
Cordless convenience comes with extra weight here; a solid pick if working without an outlet matters more than shaving pounds off the tool.
A compact 3.3 pound angle grinder spinning at 11000 RPM on corded 120 volt power, matched by a 4.5 star rating across 245 reviews.
Spins at 8500 RPM on Worx's cordless 20V platform, sized for compact, occasional grinding and cutting work.
A grinder carrying a 4.6 rating from 196 buyers, though this listing does not publish its power, speed, or size specs.
A compact air powered grinder at 20000 RPM and about 1.1 pounds, a reasonable pick for shops already set up with compressed air for detail grinding work.
A compact corded angle grinder running 9,000 RPM off a 300-watt, 120-volt motor, weighing about 6 pounds for one-handed grinding work.
9500 RPM and a 4.1 rating make this cordless grinder a reasonable pick once you confirm disc compatibility yourself.
A 20V cordless angle grinder from SKIL's battery platform, spinning to 8500 RPM at just over 4 pounds.
A 1320 watt corded grinder with AC/DC flexibility, suited to users who already know the wheel size and amperage they need and want a lighter Makita in that spec range.
A lightweight pneumatic grinder that fits shops already set up with compressed air, not a good match if you lack a compressor line.
Worth considering if cordless freedom at 24 volts and 10,000 RPM fits your grinding needs, though 5.8 pounds is on the heavier side for extended handheld use.
A compact cordless grinder suited to occasional light duty work, picked when portability matters more than sustained runtime or heavy continuous grinding.
A cordless grinder for portable, occasional use, with a top speed that leans toward control rather than maximum stock removal.
A pneumatic detail grinder that only makes sense if you already have a compressor feeding your air line.
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