Angle grinders have a versatile range of use cases including wood, metal, and masonry.  When cutting wood or metal, the resulting sawdust or sparks generally settle quickly (although we recommend eye and respiratory protection for both). However, masonry cutting jobs introduce a different type of debris.  The silica dust from tile, concrete, and bricks is […]

Cutting tile is a delicate operation. Unlike wood or metal, tile chips and breaks easily when not handled carefully. Most woodworking tools can’t be used for processing tile without changing the blades or discs. Fortunately, angle grinders are well-suited to cutting tile provided that the correct discs are used. We’ll review the most common types

Rust removal is tough. Fortunately, angle grinders make quick work of restoring rusty surfaces to like-new condition. Any angle grinder will generally work (here are our recommendations for the highest-rated corded and cordless angle grinders). The most important factor is the specific wheel or disc you choose for removing rust with an angle grinder. There

What’s an angle grinder? Angle grinders are handheld rotary tools that spin a disc.  Depending on the disc used, they can cut, grind, carve, and polish among other uses.  They are found in workshops for woodworking, metalworking, and masonry.  Many autobody shops use angle grinders for all sorts of auto repair functions, too. What can

What Can an Angle Grinder Cut? Just about anything, including wood.  Yes, you can cut wood with an angle grinder. Angle grinders are aggressive tools.  They are handheld and spin extremely fast.  Depending on the disc used, they can cut all manners of wood, tile, metal, plastic, stone, and all sorts of composite materials. There’s

What’s An Angle Grinder? Angle grinders are handheld rotary tools that spin a disc.  Depending on the disc used, they can cut, grind, carve, and polish among other uses.  They are found in workshops for woodworking, metalworking, and masonry.  Many autobody shops use angle grinders for all sorts of auto repair functions, too. What Can