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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Perth
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My little 100mm, 500w Ryobi angle grinder finally died yesterday.
I've had it for yonks, about 30 years easy. It's done lots of work around the house/shed and lately a lot while doing rust repairs on the XC. Can't complain about that. So doing research for a new one and also want an impact driver. Had a look in 2 pawn shops, they're forgetting they're a second hand shop  , charging almost the price of a new one with several years warranty.Bought another Ryobi 100mm grinder from Bunnings today, $50, 4 year warranty. They also had an Ozito 18v impact driver, with battery and charger, $100,5 years warranty. Now I know DeWalt etc are what the tradies use, but 4 times the price, I can't justify that sort of money for DIY. Anyone else got a real good run out of a cheaper brand power tool?
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Longevity of power tools, best brands for DIY?
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