90 Degree Angle Drill

[RodgerH]

Originally Posted by Jerry Clayton

that angle grinder doesn't run at 10,000 rpm so the danger isnt as bad as most of you think

Are you sure about that?
http://www.dewalt.com/us/products/to...roductID=10649

[Woodz428]

Originally Posted by RodgerH

Are you sure about that?
http://www.dewalt.com/us/products/to...roductID=10649

I'm not going to argue the point although in the specs it says "11,000 rpm motor" and then gives the spec as of "11,000 rpm unloaded speed". Now I have a Makita, not a Dewalt, but the Makita has a reduction head. If the Dewalt does, is it 11,000 rpm motor speed or mandrel speed? It's moot to me ,I have 90 degree air drills, but I think those specs seem to be contradictory...if the Makita construction is anywhere similar.

[OZVENOM]

Necessity is the mother of invention.
I think its a great idea thinking out side the box and yes perfect for drilling sheet .
Once again something positive has people turning a negative.

over the years i have made many custom tools and cutters for difficult jobs . It is amazing how many times these have saved the day.

oz.

[Woodz428]

Originally Posted by OZVENOM

Necessity is the mother of invention.
I think its a great idea thinking out side the box and yes perfect for drilling sheet .
Once again something positive has people turning a negative.

over the years i have made many custom tools and cutters for difficult jobs . It is amazing how many times these have saved the day.

oz.

I've got a whole drawer in my tool box full of them. Some only used once, but cheaper and quicker than finding a tool and buying it for a single job.