Pneumatic right angle grinders

[Dolkitafreak]

I know there have been a couple threads about some of this, but hoping I can get some new information. Has anyone used any of these and how large is the head on them?

https://www.toolup.com/Jet-505411-JAT-411-1-8-90-Right-Angle-Pencil-Die-Grinder

https://shop.snapon.com/product/Pen...-Pencil-Air-Die-Grinder-(Blue-Point)/AT1070RA

I know ccspecialties is the way to go, but I can’t quite afford that yet.

 

[srcarr52]

They are much too large and can't fit into the cylinder of anything below 90cc.

 

[Stump Shot]

Yes, it takes some trickery to do most cylinders by leaving it off, tucking it in at an angle and then straighten it out trapping it in the transfer. Then stall it out before starting it up so it doesn't go crazy jumping around before you gain control over it. Not the best scenario and it takes a smallish bit to accomplish that even, so very tough to get the job you want. Really small cylinders, it's not happening at all.
If you do decide to go this route, Chinese jobs on Ebay sell for a fraction of the price and you can save the rest towards a good cable drive from CC. Which is about the best thing I can say about one of these, it will push you faster to getting a good tool. I got a hand me down from another member and I handed it down to another member after I got set up right, maybe you could do the same.
Otherwise for the price of the Snap-On unit, waiting to save up another hundred bucks might be the way to go and not waste any money at all.

 

[Dolkitafreak]

Took the plunge and got the ccspecialties, thanks fellas!