10 Best Angle Grinder Accessories
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- In this video I go through what I believe are the 10 best angle grinder accessories which make the angle grinder the most versatile tool in the workshop. The angle grinder has always been a valuable tool and with these 10 accessories you can do almost anything. You can cut, grind, shape and polish metal, wood, stone, ceramics and more. The 10 best angle grinder accessories are as follows:
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I hope you all enjoy the video and find it informative. Let me know what you think. I'd love to know if you can think of any other grinder accessories that I didn't cover. Thanks for watching.
If you like wood carving, have a look at the manpa range of tools, inparticular the multi cutter. Fantastic little grinder attachment
Awesome thanks for the tip.
Thanks!!!!
What about a chasing attachment? 2 masonry wheels mounted about 30mm apart for chasing water pipes or electrical conduit. Works a charm, but don't use the wife's vacuum for dust extraction! Cost me a lot of money for a new one!
Extremely helpful.
I had a lot of old pipes and rebar to cut up and from what I read th-cam.com/users/postUgkxPDBfLu68o58Aw85O_J-zIFfjJARBhp-3 this would be the tool for the job. Since I had never used one, I watched a couple of youtube videos and I'm so glad I did. Some really good safety tips, which I followed, and this tool did a splendid job. One good thing to know is the weight of the tool puts just about the right amount of pressure on the metal I was cutting, so I didn't have to use a lot of pressure, which is more likely to jam the tool. It made fast work of my job.
Thank you, a very clear introduction to all the grinder accessories and good demo video.
Thank you, i'm glad you found it helpful.
Is it just me or is this 100 times more interesting than the crap on the TV I pay stupid money for! 🤔. Thanks - you got a new sub😉
I just want you to know that I 100% appreciate you for taking all the time to put this together for us. Great work and thanks!
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Just told my wife I’m watching an extremely interesting video about angle grinder accessories. She looked at me in a very strange way!
Joe Bond that’s because we like to drool over tools.
😂😂 Glad you are both enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching.
Don't worry bro they don't understand like all the ones watching these type of vidz
@@mikejung3908 same reaction from my wife: "do you really need another xxxxxx"? She doesn't understand that "need" has little to do with it - "want" rules when tools are involved. ;-)
exactly the same thing happened to me just now..
This was such a great instructional video. I appreciate you taking the time to show each grinder in action!
Thanks glad you found it useful.
Thank you for the video... from Philippines!
A very useful video. I bought my first angle grinder a month or so ago to help cut out mortar so I could repoint a stone building with lime. It has proven slow going with fibre discs. As a result of seeing this video I bought a diamond cutting disc for masonry. It’s been a revelation. The speed of cut is better than I could have hoped for, and it’s reduced the chiselling effort substantially.
Thanks. 👍
Glad it was helpful! and good luck with you project.
Thanks, just getting my head around how many discs are actually available.
This video shortens that list. Very helpful as I now require just a few of those discs.
Thanks, i'm glad it was helpful. 👍
Thanks so much for this video. I watched several others before I found this one but this one had all the information I needed to become educated about using my new angel grinder and figuring out what type of wheel I needed for my current project. Thank you
02:08 - Pure skill! I love when people get straight lines on cuts. You temporarily cured my OCD. Hopefully it stays gone for a while.
Hi Jim, thanks very much. Glad you enjoyed it and got something out of it. 👍
Awesome, thank you so much for several new types of discs to me!!!!!
No problem!
I've often thought I'd like to make a concrete counter top. I can see that diamond grinding wheel would be a life saver. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
They are really good but make sure you wear a respirator, the dust cloud is all enveloping. Thanks for watching. 👍
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I’ve seen some interesting countertops with objects imbedded in the countertop. Coins but other objects I don’t quite remember. Maybe leaves that left an impression in the top. The items were placed on the bottom of the mold and the concrete poured over them. They were quite long counters and required rebar. Used in a trendy shop in San Francisco back in the 90s.
@@MarcosElMalo2 Mentioning the leaves, at one time, I was going to do that with a fern and plaster of Paris on a slate tabletop we have. could paint it to look like a fossil. Make an interesting wall hanging.
I have a corded grinder (for years) and I love it so much that I decided to get a cordless one with variable speed. A speed control helps with sending and also gentile buffing. One attachment that I use and I did not see in your video is a carbon tipped saw blade that fits 4 1/2 inch grinder. I use it to trim trees from branches 1-2 inch thick. The grinder cuts right by the trunk, fast and clean. Cordless very helpful.
Loved your video. Really excellent and informative. Strangely enough, last week I picked up 5 "Legal" attachments for the angle grinder. I also picked up a grinding wheel. I still have to figure out how to make use of it in my Angle Grinder!
I especially learned a lot about the diamond grinding wheel...that is pretty cool. I've never actually seen in being used. Thanks for the video.
Thank you, Gad it was helpful.
Another little tip for when you are using number 8. When using a diamond cutting disks for tiles is you have a wet sponge and hold it next to the disk when cutting it stops all the dust. Hope that makes sense. Great video as always!
Great tip! Thanks very much. I'll be sure to try that next time. Thanks again for watching. 👍👍👍👍
Great vid! I just bought my first angle grinder, a cordless one. After watching your video I'm even more excited than I was that I have one now. The things I'll be able to do! If I discover any uses for it you didn't mention I'll be sure to post it here.
Straight to the point and with great examples on how to use the different discs. Great video!!!!
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
You've help me more then you know. Thank you. Digging the bowtie.
Thank you, Glad it was helpful .
4:10 grinding and then flapping that sounds like a bad night at the club
😂😂😂😂 Thanks for watching.
Yup, in the 1920's, the hot ladies at the clubs were known as "flappers".
lmao
Well CS
Guess Im past my prime and need to stay out of clubs. Last time i was grinding and flapping there were no women to be found, only a bunch of dust and grit. Getting old sucks but, i did have all the white powder my nose could handle. Heh heh heh
I’ve just bought my first angle grinder and this is super helpful. Thanks loads mate
Knowledge gives confidence, thank you.
Indeed it does. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.
That was a very interesting and informative video. Thanks for making it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for an informative and sensible review of grinder accessories. The only improvement that I'd respectfully suggest would be that it's a bit safer when cleaning up the sharp edges of metal to have the abrasive wheel covering the workpiece and to grind away from the edge where possible.
Thank you and what a great suggestion, thank you for sharing 👍👍
The versatility convinced me to go with a (much cheaper!) angle grinder for my third floor demo project rather than a very expensive oscillating multi-tool. Thanks!
Thank you, I always wonder about so many angle grinder accessories, now I know, it's great help. thank you again sir.
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching.
Belt sander grinder attachment on amazon great for all kinds of sanding
I thought about making one of those a while ago. Maybe I should revisit the idea. Thanks for reminding me.
I do agree that the small angle grinders (usually 115mm) are highly versatile power tools. That versatility can be further extended with some of the reputable tool brand 18/20volt cordless models. They're certainly not the cheap option but do come into their own on awkward to access jobs. I recently added a cordless 18 volt die grinder to my grinding stable. Fitted with carbide cutting burrs it is a brilliant bit of kit.
Great comment, Thanks for watching.
Thank you very much. Love this video!👍🏻 I’m a new bit with power tools , trying to find out the different between angle grinder and mitre saw, it is very useful information and the most important is the demonstration for each discs ! Brilliant ! Many many thanks 😊
No problem, I'm glad you found it useful. 👍
Recently got my 1st angle grinder to cut some rebar but noticed all the other types of attachments which was somewhat bewildering. Your video was extremely helpful in solving the mystery! Thanks for the time & effort you put in making it.
I really enjoy your channel. You and This Old Tony and The Fabrication Series and Pask Makes are how I spend whatever free time I have. Learning how to do new things has kept me sane during Covid lockdown and I don't know if I could have survived without you guys. So thank you. Keep doing what you're doing. You've hit on the exact right recipe for success. You may only have ~ 30K subscribers, but I watched those other channels above grown from tiny channels and they took much longer to hit on the thing that makes a YT channel successful. You will be up to a million in about three years I'm betting.
Thanks for the support it's very much appreciated. I hope you are right about the growth. 1M subscribers would be excellent.👍👍
@@Handmadeextreme You'll get there. In all seriousness, the first 100k is the hardest. After that it starts a critical mass that accelerates growth. But you do such quality work and have such quality video production you are bound to do well. Ask any big YT channel and they'll tell you if it takes 4 years to get 100k, then 250k happens in 2 years, 500k in one year, and 750k in 6 months and 1 million in 90 days. No exactly those number, but the idea holds. The more subscribers you have the faster you add new ones.
@@Handmadeextreme And, thank you for the videos. They keep me sane and for me, this stuff is a hobby, but I love it and can tell when i watch these videos you love it too. So, that's a big part of it: connecting with others who share our love of building things with our hands and learning and mastering our tools.
Oh yeh, Mr. Old Tony is where it's at!
Good video. The last blade, for grinding out mortar joints, is also called a tuckpointing blade. Might make it easier to find. They create a lot of dust, as you can imagine.
@7:44 "This thing is brutal" … proceeds to use it one handed with no handle lol.
Great video btw. Lots of good information.
Thank you for the great video! I bought my first angle grinder last week and although I knew about almost all of these accessories, I only knew how to use a few of them. I have used angle grinders on occasion before, but never owned one until now. I have some rough spots in my patio that I'm going to get one of the diamond grinding wheels to smooth them out. Cheers!
Excellent, glad it was helpful. Good luck with your project.
Check out the Bosch Carbide Multi Wheel disc. They are absolutely brilliant with wood and other materials that the old range of cutters (diamond, abrasive etc) just aren't designed to deal with. And you don't need to carry a spare pair of undercrackers (and a thumb and forefinger) like with the chainsaw wheel. As a tradesman there are few purchases that have revolutionised my work but this is one of them.
Awesome, they sound great. I'll take a look. Thanks for the recommendation and sharing your experience.
Very informative thanks. You can get 3 tooth wood cutting discs which are supposedly much less likely to maim the operator! Would be interesting to see what you thought of these.
Thanks, i'm glad it was helpful. I'll check them out, thanks for letting me know. 👍
Awesome. Explained everything. Getting a variable speed grinder tomorrow
very nice demonstration of all these kinds of cutting of discs! thank you for going through the effort to show this... I didn't know a grinder has so many uses, I thought it's just for cutting stone.
Great Video!
You are right about the chain saw blade attachments, as a woodcarver, I can speak to the danger of these hideous tools. There are many instances where the kickback knocked the tool out of the hands and crawled up the user's body causing serious injury, and now there are copies of these coming out that are even cheaper to buy tempting novice carvers to buy one. Please note that there are safer alternatives that have 3 or 4 heavy carbide teeth that accomplish the same thing but without the kickback danger and with more control and only cost about $20 US.
Thanks, i'm glad you enjoyed it. Yeah they are lethal. I'v not seen the carbide ones, i'll have to take a look at them, thanks. 👍
@@Handmadeextreme Here is the one I use, it has rounded teeth excellent for cutting straight or carving.
www.amazon.com/Original-Speedcutter-Woodworking-Grinder-Manufacturer/dp/B07KFJ31G6/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=carbide+angle+grinder+blade&qid=1593068402&sr=8-2
A word from a 30+ year mason. Those wide rake wheels do what they claim to do, but they grind along pretty slowly and they get your grinders very hot quickly. They do last a very long time - I've seen masons who use them burn up 10 or 12 grinders but save the disk which still works good to burn up another grinder. Most people may seldom grind out joints, but I do very often, and I've found that using a thin diamond blade in two passes, one on each side of the joint and popping out the middle with a trowel edge or chisel is still much quicker, and cost you far fewer grinders, and even though it is still very dusty, it's far less dust than grinding it all out is. They'll still get hot and need to cool off, but you'll get to work more than the cooling time with the thin diamond blades. Another tip for whichever grinder blade you chose, if you have a good sized project to grind out and tuck point back in - start with two ( or more) angle grinders and blades so as soon as one gets too warm, you can set it by a fan in the shade, and hopefully by the time the second is hot, the first is ready to go again. ( If you're using rake wheels, you might need 4 or more grinders to get in 8 hours of grinding in an 8 hour day without burning up some grinders )
Great comment Brad, Thank you. Always good to get comments from experienced trade people and learn new tricks and tips. Thanks for watching and sharing your knowledge. 👍
Brad do u know of any dust collection attachment for doing masonary work?
Brad Payn, have you used the chisel tip SDS bits on hammer mode for clearing out mortar?
@@stephenarling1667 I use them all the time, but not usually to clean joints for tuck pointing, more for removing brick or block when masonry units need to be replaced, or if the faces of them do. The impacting going on around joints would chip up the neighboring block or brick too much, leading to me having to replace more and more. I would cut around the joints surrounding the units I were taking out on the outside of those joints first with thin diamond on a grinder. Maybe even cut that brick I were removing, depending on the hardness of it, a few times in the middle with a grinder too, so pressure had somewhere to go other than into neighboring units. Then I'd get the SDS hammer drill and chisel that unit from the middle outward taking out chunks and getting very careful, maybe even going to hammer and chisel when I got real close to the edges, to units that don't need removed (yet, there's likely to be a few anyway, but less of them is better). I wouldn't try a hammer drill on joints * with a chisel just to remove the mortar from the joints - there would be chips everywhere that you tried it.
I will use a hammer drill with an SDS drill bit to drill holes that are smaller than the joint close together, and at several angles within the joint connecting holes, removing mortar, around a unit if my grinder not getting deep enough is causing too many neighbors to chip.
Hammer drills with chisels are just too aggressive for fine work, but excellent for demo when used with a grinder or diamond saw.
When you just want the joints out to tuck new mud in two thin grinder cuts, one on each side of the joint and remove the middle is still cleanest, easiest, and fastest. Don't think of it as twice the cutting, it's not. You are cutting only two narrow slices that still only add up to a small portion of one wide one that a rake wheel cuts and it's more than twice as fast due to what you don't have to cut. That narrow piece left between your two cuts isn't that tuff to get out. You can usually just stick the edge of a brick trowel in either cut and twist your wrist and pop out a foot or more of the remaining middle easily in seconds.
Thank you! Extremely informative!
EXCELLENT VIDEO MATE! Very informative! I had no idea how versatile an angle grinder could be! Great job!
Thanks, i'm glad you enjoyed it and got something out of it. Thanks for watching.
Check out the Arbotec grinder stuff, great for wood carving.
Thanks very much. I've just had a quick look and it looks like some really specialist stuff. Iv'e learnt something new before 10AM. Fantastic. Thanks. 👍👍
@@Handmadeextreme be careful with the Arbotec, I shredded my thumb with one about 5 years ago....again that bow tie...
There's some wood removal ones that are a cross between the chainsaw one, and that diamond grinder one that's cupped.
Awesome, thanks i'll have to check them out. Thanks for watching.
@@Handmadeextreme th-cam.com/video/SEyUsjAHPX8/w-d-xo.html
Super useful. Thanks a lot. Now my search for discs begins.
Glad it helped
Just bought a grinder for some home projects your video was a god send in my recommended thank you for the help
Glad I could help, thanks for watching.
"Now that I've completely obliterated that piece of wood there may be some scratches...'', I was lmao!!
And good video, thank you.
Hahaha, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
You should do comedy.
2 tips with wire wheels. 1 do not use gloves with any sort of weave anywhere on them when using them (they can catch and force their way under the gloves or just catch and dig in). 2 use a leather apron when using them, it will save you pulling wires out of your legs and chest. And a bonus one, use a face shield for the same reason.
I promise the above is worth doing from personal experience.
Also some grinders come with an safety clutch, also useful with wire wheels if your wearing a baggie t shirt.... Yeah using a wire wheel on a grinder wasn't the way to go when stripping the paint off my Colchester chipmaster lathe. In the end the karcher with a sand blasting fitting was way better.
Oh and great video btw.
Great advice, Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
@@Handmadeextreme no problem, your video is really good I thought you were well established by the quality and content of it. Keep up the good work I look forward to more.
This was really helpful! Thank you!
Good, it brought me up to date.
Great, glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.
That "absolutely terrifying" comment was gold. Lol.
Hahaha, glad you enjoyed it.
The element of surprise. The long pause followed with "Sadistic person" Did not expect that from a very well spoken English fellow. Priceless!
I suggest the "All American Sharpener" as a top 10 accessory.
Ah neat. I had to google that to find out what it was. Great idea, thanks. 👍
I really like your teaching style. Very real, very information-packed. Thank you so much.
Thanks! Learned some new uses for an already versatile tool!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
How the heck did you cut such a perfect line on that thin metal plate, Im so jealous!
Lots and lots of practice and.. lots and lots of wiggly lines. haha. Thanks for the support.
When you’re positioning your body at the start of the cut, lean back a little. As you make the cut, don’t move your arms, lean your whole body forward.
"The most versatile tool in the workshop" ~ROTARY TOOL HAS JOINED THE CHAT~
Haha, glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
I found the rotary tool does a lot of things, just not very well. Lots of bits wear out incredibly quickly and bits are often flying off.
Perfect! Thanks much!
Thanks you are wonderful. Just learning.
Coming up soon in a budget horror film: the grinder chainsaw torture scene!
Ghoosh! why does TH-cam teach a lot more than traditional classrooms...
Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful.
A great observation my friend!
Top class video mate. Thanks. I will be using my grinder much more from now.
Thank you, glad you found it useful. Stay safe and enjoy 👍
I use my grinder all the time, and did not realize, it had so many more possibilities. Thanks a lot.
Glad I could help!
You make me proud to be English mate! Haha Thanks awfully! lol
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
The woodcarving disc is SUPER unsafe they make other types that are safer.
Yeah they are one of those tools that you really have to be on your guard when you are using.
@@Handmadeextreme ya and more importany face sheild and leather apron
Check out Stumpy Nubs wood working channel, where even with all the safety gear and care, he nearly losses 2 fingers making a wood carving video with that thing. He does a couple of follow up videos explaining how he doesn't believe that it can ever be used safely.
@@blarglemantheskeptic it can deffintly be used saftly i had a woodworking teacher who used to competions with chainsawa those and chisels its like a lathe it takes alot of practice and at any point a small mistake can kill u
He used to tell me.key is always make sure ur tools as sharp as possible avoid knots pay atention to the grain and always go in the directiong the it it chatches it goes away from u that can mean alot more work sometimes but its worth ur life
All that and he still wouldnt let me practice with out him watching directly and never taught me any off the chain saw stuff
@@alockworkorange7296 see, that's the problem: everyone makes small mistakes sometimes. Looking at the way risk mitigation is approached (I'm an engineer), where it isn't possible to design away the risk entirely, what you need is multiple safety players between the hazard and the event. This is why you use a push stick and a blade guard with riving knife whenever possible on a table saw, and you avoid having trip hazards around was well.
This idea is also used in the pharmaceutical industry. Drug manufacturers want products where the gap between a "therapeutic" dose and a fatal one needs to be as wide as possible. They don't want 1 pill is good, 2 pills is dead. With paracetamol/acetaminophen the dose is 1g and you are pretty safe up to 10g.
With the chainsaw disk, none of the mitigations available significantly assist in adding those layers, meaning that the tiniest error can become catastrophic in the blink of an eye.
Thank you. Really help me to understand more about angle grinder.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! My favorite discs are for shaping wood. You only showed one - the chainsaw disc; but there are others that are great and much less scary.
The state of those gloves😂😁😭
👍😂 Haha, yeah they have seen some action haha. Thanks for watching.
Ha. I have a pair just like them.
I wouldn't touch one of those chainsaw disks with a ten foot barge pole, I can't even believe they're legal.
They are super dangerous. It's very rare that it gets used for that very reason.
According to the other video I saw about them earlier, wood carvers use them constantly but who knows how true that is
I'm so glad I've watched this video - I was about to purchase a chainsaw disk but am rethinking now about just getting a blade one for carving wood. Will be improving my safety gear when using it too since watching this.
Very informative - i just got a grinder and was looking for this . Thanks a lot.
Thanks glad it helped. Follow the recommended safety precautions and you have just bought yourself one of the best tools out there in my opinion.
Top man what a great video 10 out of 10 one of the best and some videos on TH-cam that really explains everything
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful. 👍👍
Definitely informative and great tutorial -- clear n concise 👍. Thanks a million!
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for the support.
that mortar one at the end I'll probably never need, but if I do I'm sure glad I know about it. Great video
Yeah it's one that stays in my toolbox for those just in case moments. Handy if you need it. Thanks for watching.
This was a very educational video. I use an angle grinder a lot, but did not realize how many different wheels are available. Your demos were fantastic. Truely, thank you for sharing. 👍
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your support.
Very helpful video..as i'm new to this angle grinding malarky...Thankyou
Excellent demonstration! Thanks for the tips.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video, very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching.
thank you for simple instructions
Your welcome. Thanks for watching.
Great video, the surface preparation pads are really useful
Great shout. I use them on my air grinder; the Roloc ones. I always use them between flapping and polishing. Thanks for watching! 👍
Awesome way you put up all the tips and tricks to use the angle grinder mate! Well done
Thanks mate !, i got all the wheels i need after watching this
No problem 👍
THANK YOU for this EXCELLENT VIDEO! I had no idea that the humble angle grinder could be used for so many different applications - as you very ably demonstrated! Next time I'm at my favourite DIY store I will check out their angle grinder disc selection. All the best, Rob in Switzerland
Thanks Rob, glad you found it useful. It certainly is a very handy tool. Thanks for the support.
Thank you, for a very informative presentation.
A Couple of them you showed I had no idea existed, very helpfull 👏🏻👍🏻
Thanks i'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing the different uses of these grinder accessories Mate. Hope all is well.
No problem, glad you found it useful.
Great video. Very useful. I bought an angle grinder a few years ago to refinish a stainless steel bathtub. The brush made short work of the loose tub paint epoxy and I was a le to repeat it successfully. Your video has given me all sorts of ideas for new uses of my angle gri der now.
Glad you found it helpful and good luck with your project. 👍
Per the end of your video, this video did change my life. :) On a serious note, this was incredibly helpful, so thank you for making it!
Thanks very much. I'm glad you found it helpful 👍👍👍
Great video. A cutting disc I would recommend is a Kutzall Extreme wood carving disc
You found a few I had never seen before, I have just recently seen the chain saw one. OMG that is aggressive and a little scary. Great video, keep up the good work!!
Yeah they are VERY dangerous. Incredible... but oh sooo dangerous. Thanks for watching.
Thank You now I know what these disks are used for. I got some of them and Thanks to you I know how and for what to use them for. Thank's Again.
Great vid, appreciate that!!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. 👍
Excellent! Thank you
Obrigado, excelente o manuseios e a exibição dos discos e suas funções ; está ferramenta elétrica na mão de quem tem imaginação e desempenho se torna uma obra de arte com criatividade.
Gostei muito.
Thanks very much i'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you so much! 💕
No problem 😊
Shared this awesome demo video to our tiny boat shop page today! Thanks very much for doing this.
Cheers, Glad it was helpful.
Thanks, mate, you just gave me a 'fix' on a shed I'm building.
Glad I could help
Thanks for sharing now I know how to use those.
Right to the point. Excellent!
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it.
Many thanks for that, a very informative and useful video.