Electric Die Grinder: For all your cutting and grinding needs. There is an electric version of the old fashioned hand held grinder but the good news is that these new versions are smaller, more compact and have better speed and accuracy than their older brothers. The main problem with the old makita mini manual is that it didn't have the settings that I needed to get the job done exactly the way I wanted. I decided to give the new electric version a go (I have a mini and it's as good as the bigger one) and write a review based on my experiences so far. You can find a detailed buying guide below.


I'd like to first highlight the obvious benefits of these little beauties: all the settings and controls are easy to access and use, the hand grips are comfortable, the blades are very sharp, they don't produce a lot of noise and they are surprisingly efficient. I'd like to add though that the compact size of the electric grinders has another advantage: when you're finished, they are incredibly easy to disassemble! There's no more hammering and wrestling with the frame to free it and you can put it back together in minutes. Just go ahead and do it.

The power rating of the makita mini electric die grinder is a very important factor in deciding which one to buy. The higher the power rating, the faster and more precisely the grinding is performed. So, if you want to use the grinder quickly (like when making a jewelry design), you would probably be fine with a mid-level power rating. However, if you plan to use it more often, you might want to invest in a higher power rating so you can get faster results and get more work done in less time.

One thing you should also check out when comparing different brands of electric die grinder is whether it comes with a variable speed control. Some units come with variable speed controls, while others come with a limited one. This feature is important because it allows the user to adjust the speed according to their own manual precision. For example, if the machine has slow speeds, it can be used to grind small items that need to be ground carefully.

electric 90 degree die grinder Another thing to check out when comparing different brands is the level of diamond performance on the mini-consoles. On the other hand, if you look at a brand that sells mainly high-end products like the Makita tool, the level of diamond in the Consumables and Accessories line will be comparable. The only difference here is that the diamonds on the larger Consumables line are not as small as those on the smaller Makita die grinders. You should also keep in mind that the size of the diamond used in the mini-consoles may not always correspond to the size of the material that needs to be ground.

In conclusion, the choice between a power tool motor and a makita die grinder can depend on the type of project that you are planning to finish and the amount of time you have to devote to the task. If you are just planning to grind small materials, then the electric power tools will do. However, if you want to finish projects bigger in scale, then you should choose a makita product.

The Makita 10,000-rpm die grinders will provide the smoothest results. It is able to provide this kind of speed due to its powerful motor. This specific motor has a variable speed control that can easily be adjusted based on the type of material to be ground. It also comes with a hand guard that protects the hands from cuts that are associated with the grinding process.

There are three more types of grinders from Makita that you can consider for your hand held grinding needs. These include the Dual V, Dual Vogue, and the Garlic Stick. Each of these models come with variable settings, so that you can adjust the speed and amperage of the grinder according to what you need for the job at hand. In addition, they all use diesel engines so there are no harmful emissions to worry about. As you can see, this manufacturer offers a wide variety of choices for their die grinder customers so they can find the right combination of functions for their needs.

One additional model from them is the DCG413B. This particular grinder is made in order to use high voltage electric motors. This specific feature allows the user to work with both wet and dry materials. You may be wondering what the difference is between an electric and a brushless motor. The brushless motor has a larger motor that can provide you with a higher amperage reading.