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Re: die grinder

on 2004-09-13 19:07:49 UTC
> The inexpensive ( and a few of the more costly ones)are not very
> suitable for long service with side loads.. bearing quality is one
> thing, the long spacing between bearings is another. I have
> several of the HF ones I have eaten several pricey 4.5"
grinders
> ( same drive end) and use the HF ones now. They are as good as
some
> at 5+ times the price but don't expect too much from them. As it
> is I am happy with them for my uses -- occasional portable
grinding
> . The heavy duty router systems are better for the router
service
> .. as are the heavy duty pneumatic ones.


Fair enoughm but my needs are drilling only and if the side load is a
problem, it may be that they can be end loaded.

PCB drilling is what I'm after.

Dave

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