Air tool recommendation grinder and cutoff

[32vickie]

Looking to get a pneumatic cutoff saw and a die grinder to do some metal work. What brands would you recommend? I will not be using it for a business, just a few times a year to remove bolts and grind/clean up some metal projects. Could have used a cutoff saw to remove bolts on trailer last weekend and a hacksaw removed too much skin from my knuckles

Doug

 

[Idok]

i just bought a husky 1/4 die grinder for 50 bucks at depot...lifetime warranty...

 

[32vickie]

Didn't think of Depot, i am picking up wood tonight for another project so i will look. Thanks
Doug

 

[Don 79 TA]

in all honesty, the IR tools are the poop...
nothing beats them

it also depends on your compressor too.
i have a sears cut off tool that will empty dads stand up compressor tank pretty quickly. it does the job, but i'm spoiled from the tools at the shop
that's why i say IR....

i personally can't recommend any other ones as i will only buy IR's
yeah they are more $$, but worth it, at least to me.

 

[bad93blaster]

in all honesty, the IR tools are the poop...
nothing beats them

it also depends on your compressor too.
i have a sears cut off tool that will empty dads stand up compressor tank pretty quickly. it does the job, but i'm spoiled from the tools at the shop
that's why i say IR....

i personally can't recommend any other ones as i will only buy IR's
yeah they are more $$, but worth it, at least to me.

ir is the way to go or a good brand name snapon, cornwell,and mac

 

[32vickie]

picked up a husky, $29 for now and looking to get the IR or Blue Point snap on brand when i get a chance. thanks for the info.
Doug