If you want to work in a small space, you can use an angle die grinder. It has a 0.32HP motor that can run at up to 20,000 RPM.
The 90-degree head design makes it easier to reach jobs that are hard to get to. Adjustable power regulators make it easier to operate and do more work quickly.
An aluminum body with a low vibration design to help reduce hand fatigue, a durable ball-bearing motor, and a rear exhaust.
Precision machining, grinding, engraving, polishing, smoothing, deburring, chamfering, and deburring are all things this tool can be used for.
Sealed ball bearings keep out dirt and debris, which makes things run smoothly.
It was important to have this die grinder when I was working on a 1956 Chevy 210. Useful for cutting out any parts of the car that have been rusted through, like the trunk. Checked with Harbor Fgt. I bought this from Amazon for less money with all the discs. Make sure you know this isn’t a tool you can keep forever, like a DeWalt or Milwaukee. If you keep it clean and don’t abuse it, it can last for a long time.
