Model DGA452 have been developed as the first Angle grinder of the MAKSTAR series models. Features 22 minute charge time with the air cooled Makstar Optimum Charging System. Lithium-ion batteries have greater life spans than their Ni-MH or Ni-Cad counterparts giving 430% greater run time. Lithium-ion's 40% weight saving means 18 volt power can be obtained by a battery that weighs the same as a 12 volt Ni-MH battery. 4 pole motor. Anti-restart function with warning lamp. Capable of using wheels or discs for mains grinders. Easy grip body. Electronic current limiter with warning lamp. High comfort grips.
Model DGA452 have been developed as the first Angle grinder of the MAKSTAR series models. Features 22 minute charge time with the air cooled Makstar Optimum Charging System. Lithium-ion batteries have greater life spans than their Ni-MH or Ni-Cad counterparts giving 430% greater run time. Lithium-ion's 40% weight saving means 18 volt power can be obtained by a battery that weighs the same as a 12 volt Ni-MH battery. 4 pole motor. Anti-restart function with warning lamp. Capable of using wheels or discs for mains grinders. Easy grip body. Electronic current limiter with warning lamp. High comfort grips.
Model DGA452 have been developed as the first Angle grinder of the MAKSTAR series models. Features 22 minute charge time with the air cooled Makstar Optimum Charging System. Lithium-ion batteries have greater life spans than their Ni-MH or Ni-Cad counterparts giving 430% greater run time. Lithium-ion's 40% weight saving means 18 volt power can be obtained by a battery that weighs the same as a 12 volt Ni-MH battery. 4 pole motor. Anti-restart function with warning lamp. Capable of using wheels or discs for mains grinders. Easy grip body. Electronic current limiter with warning lamp. High comfort grips.
Model DGA452 have been developed as the first Angle grinder of the MAKSTAR series models. Features 22 minute charge time with the air cooled Makstar Optimum Charging System. Lithium-ion batteries have greater life spans than their Ni-MH or Ni-Cad counterparts giving 430% greater run time. Lithium-ion's 40% weight saving means 18 volt power can be obtained by a battery that weighs the same as a 12 volt Ni-MH battery. 4 pole motor. Anti-restart function with warning lamp. Capable of using wheels or discs for mains grinders. Easy grip body. Electronic current limiter with warning lamp. High comfort grips.
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Makita Bga452 Angle Grinder
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Makita - DGA452 - Angle Grinder
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Makita Dga 452 & Bga452 C/less 18v Angle Grinder.skin Only. With
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Makita 18V Cordless Angle Grinder (Tool Only) 115mm at Bowens
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Bought this Grinder . Reasonable value for the brand ( makita) cordless grinder. Ordered online and picked up on drive through during lock down but I need to upgrade to 125mm soon. I would definitely recommend.Thank you team bunnings
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I own 5 electric grinders (4-9 inch) and was forever dragging cords around. I was tossing up between the Makita and the Ryobi as I have both battery lines. I ended up buying the Makita as well as the Ryobi in the hope that my wife wouldn't find out... (P.S. she did).Makita is far my ergonomic and easy to use than the Ryobi simply because of the way the Ryobi is designed and the switch set up. While this might not seem like a lot, when your hanging off a ladder, a roof, or alike, the handling of a tool that spins at 10,000RPM has to sit right in your hand. I found the Makita just sits right in your hand, like a 'normal' grinder, while the Ryobi just doesn't. I returned the Ryobi under the 'changed your mind' policy they have.Only regret is that I didn't buy 2 x ... MoreI own 5 electric grinders (4-9 inch) and was forever dragging cords around. I was tossing up between the Makita and the Ryobi as I have both battery lines. I ended up buying the Makita as well as the Ryobi in the hope that my wife wouldn't find out... (P.S. she did).Makita is far my ergonomic and easy to use than the Ryobi simply because of the way the Ryobi is designed and the switch set up. While this might not seem like a lot, when your hanging off a ladder, a roof, or alike, the handling of a tool that spins at 10,000RPM has to sit right in your hand. I found the Makita just sits right in your hand, like a 'normal' grinder, while the Ryobi just doesn't. I returned the Ryobi under the 'changed your mind' policy they have.Only regret is that I didn't buy 2 x Makita's. Now I have to try convince my wife/kids I need it for Fathers day, or Christmas, etc.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
Bought this as a xmas present and he loves it, great value makita cordless grinder. Ordered online easy good price would definately recommend. Thanks bunnings.
Makita Bga452 Angle Grinder
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Makita - DGA452 - Angle Grinder
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Makita Dga 452 & Bga452 C/less 18v Angle Grinder.skin Only. With
Delivery $14.99
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Makita 18V Cordless Angle Grinder (Tool Only) 115mm at Bowens
Delivery between Thu – Sat $10
Bought this Grinder . Reasonable value for the brand ( makita) cordless grinder. Ordered online and picked up on drive through during lock down but I need to upgrade to 125mm soon. I would definitely recommend.Thank you team bunnings
I own 5 electric grinders (4-9 inch) and was forever dragging cords around. I was tossing up between the Makita and the Ryobi as I have both battery lines. I ended up buying the Makita as well as the Ryobi in the hope that my wife wouldn't find out... (P.S. she did).Makita is far my ergonomic and easy to use than the Ryobi simply because of the way the Ryobi is designed and the switch set up. While this might not seem like a lot, when your hanging off a ladder, a roof, or alike, the handling of a tool that spins at 10,000RPM has to sit right in your hand. I found the Makita just sits right in your hand, like a 'normal' grinder, while the Ryobi just doesn't. I returned the Ryobi under the 'changed your mind' policy they have.Only regret is that I didn't buy 2 x ... MoreI own 5 electric grinders (4-9 inch) and was forever dragging cords around. I was tossing up between the Makita and the Ryobi as I have both battery lines. I ended up buying the Makita as well as the Ryobi in the hope that my wife wouldn't find out... (P.S. she did).Makita is far my ergonomic and easy to use than the Ryobi simply because of the way the Ryobi is designed and the switch set up. While this might not seem like a lot, when your hanging off a ladder, a roof, or alike, the handling of a tool that spins at 10,000RPM has to sit right in your hand. I found the Makita just sits right in your hand, like a 'normal' grinder, while the Ryobi just doesn't. I returned the Ryobi under the 'changed your mind' policy they have.Only regret is that I didn't buy 2 x Makita's. Now I have to try convince my wife/kids I need it for Fathers day, or Christmas, etc.
Bought this as a xmas present and he loves it, great value makita cordless grinder. Ordered online easy good price would definately recommend. Thanks bunnings.
I've have many corded tools and their cordless counterparts and for the most part I love the cordless for the power and convenience. I often leave the corded on the shelf. The grinder is completely different. It can barely function before overloading and shutting off. As you apply load, anything more than the slightest load causes a light near the top to light. If you persist in actually using it you have a second or 2 before it trips and stops. Restarting is as easy as releasing and re-engaging the switch but this constant issue makes it useless. All of my other cordless makita tools can be loaded to the point they sound like they are straining or slow down like corded tools. Not the grinder. Perhaps I have a defective one. It was a reconditioned tool and I can ... MoreI've have many corded tools and their cordless counterparts and for the most part I love the cordless for the power and convenience. I often leave the corded on the shelf. The grinder is completely different. It can barely function before overloading and shutting off. As you apply load, anything more than the slightest load causes a light near the top to light. If you persist in actually using it you have a second or 2 before it trips and stops. Restarting is as easy as releasing and re-engaging the switch but this constant issue makes it useless. All of my other cordless makita tools can be loaded to the point they sound like they are straining or slow down like corded tools. Not the grinder. Perhaps I have a defective one. It was a reconditioned tool and I can just imagine the fool in the shop trying all the functions and saying this one is fine. It looks and feels fine until you load it.
There is no deadmans switch, infact the opposite, a switch that locks on. Potentially dangerous.
Used this grinder maybe 30 times and its cooked itself cutting thin steel twice now within the year... im now over the 12 month warranty period and have been ripped off, probly wpuld have been better off with an ozito hahahahaha
Great grinder I’m a boilermaker and I’m very hard on the tools this grinder has proven to withstand the punishment I give it had it for 3 yrs now no problem
Bought this as a replacement for my mains powered 4 1/2 inch grinder when I burnt it out and although I own 7 other LXT range tools this is by far the worst. I should have bought another mains or 110v grinder and spent the rest of the money on a case of beer for me and my mates because now I'm going to have to buy another mains tool. This is a diy tool in a pro market. AVOID.
These trhings are useless. You start grinding or sanding they just keep cutting out.The same thing happens with a cutting wheel, trying to cut 1/2 inch copper pipe, just keeps cutting out. I have 2 of these, and it happens with both of them. My old 188volt Dewalt, other than the lousy batteries, is so far superiour
This is a great addition to the cordless tool selection. I already have and love the 3 speed hammer drill, the circular saw and the reciprocating saw. They are all super and now I can cut locks, or other small tasks far from electric or without the bother of a cord. I don't believe it would be much good for fabrication as there is just too much constant use for any cordless grinder, but for small jobs super. The icing on the cake--MADE IN JAPAN, not the china junk from Milwaukee or other low quality locations like Dewalt or Bosch now use. I never owned a Makita until Milwaukee went china. All of my corded tools are Milwaukee USA. Sorry, you sell out my money goes elsewhere.
