Motor: [BRUSHLESS MOTOR. An extra long runtime and more power, which makes things run better. It also makes the tool last a lot longer.
When there is a jam, electronic technology stops the tool.
Use the same battery to do all of your work. There is a tool called Worx Power Share that works with all 20v and 40v tools, outdoor power, and other products from the company.
This is a very small design. Easier to get into small places, easier to move and store. At 4.5 pounds, anyone can use it.
a [SECURE GRIP]. An ergonomically designed handle gives you more control and is more comfortable to use for a long time.
[AUXILIARY HANDLE], on the other hand. So you can get leverage and find a grip that works for you, there are two places.
It has powerful specs. 8500 rpm, 4 1/2 inches “Size of the disk: 7/8” x 5/8.
Box: [WHAT’S INSIDE. A 2.0 Ah 20V battery, a 5-hour charger, an extra handle, a metal grinding disc, and a Spanner Wrench are all included.
Worx 20V 4.5-inch “A cordless angle grinder with a 2. 0Ah battery, a charger that takes 5 hours to charge, a metal grinding disc, and a carry bag.
Well. Where should I start. Use the on/off switch is a real pain. It’s very hard to turn on. There is a 4 minute run time on the batter. I bought more batteries to have on hand. Not enough money to do a small project. For an hour, I’d need about a dozen people to help me. When the battery ran out, I plugged it into the charger and it flashed red, which meant it was dead. Because it is so hot, it can’t charge. It takes about 30 minutes for the battery to cool down to the point where the green light starts blinking, which means it’s charged. It takes a few hours to fully charge, and then it takes another 4 minutes to work. Then, do it again. I found this to be cheaper than the Dewalt, Milwaukee, or any other big brand, but it only lasts about an hour on a single charge like those other brands. You will pay more for this if you need to buy 10 or more batteries to get the same run time as a well-known brand.
