I've got 2 angle grinders on my welding table. One has a cutoff wheel and the other a grinding wheel. Both indispensable and handy for all the things Bart mentioned. Where I'm struggling is cutting small 1/4" pieces, like for example I buy 6" sq. plates from my steel supplier, and cut them diagonally for gussets. I usually use the torch for things like this and any curves. By the time I get it all clamped and setup then grind the edges smooth it's a chore. A portaband saw on a table with a miter guide would make quick work of that. The chop saw isn't good for short tubing pieces or angles, again band saw will be quicker and safer.


Allen
Yeah, well, that's just like, you know , your opinion, man - The Dude

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