Autumn? We’re advancing the cordless conversion of power tools.
If you can’t use it in places without 100V power…
Don’t you think having the ability to use it is definitely a plus?
For people doing DIY and circuit work, it’s now the battery era.
Isn’t it high-powered, convenient, and quick for work?
I’ll let you know about two candidates that are definitely decided.
Makita 100mm Cordless Disc Grinder (with variable speed dial) (Paddle switch type + with brake) GA418DZ 18V (body only)
100MM disc grinder
Reasons for the decision:
・Cordless
・Paddle switch & brake included
・Variable speed dial
・Standard grinding stones can be used
I think variable speed with a paddle switch is probably the best.
You can also use it with a wire brush to polish things.
It has quite high expandability, and by upgrading, I think the performance will far exceed the existing grinder and usage frequency will increase.
Makita (Makita) DA350DZ 10mm Cordless Angle Drill Body Only 18V
I basically prefer an angle drill for light drilling.
For high-torque work I use a standard drill, but for drilling cowls and handles I always use an angle.
It fits in tight spaces, and personally, since the hand holding it and the drill are close together, it’s easier to confirm the hole position.
Compared to the Makita DA3010F I’m currently using, it’s about 200g lighter including the battery. That’s very helpful.
I might buy it by repeating PayPay point returns…
I’ll let you know again.
