Talk:Makita

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Small 4Inch grinders

I am a millwright,Welder and Fabrication hobbiest that has some hands on.....or should i say hands off?I have loved the makita grinders always not only for dependability., but the hands on has failed me harsh this time... I have 4 ,4 inch grinders that i have mounted on my swing arm that is mountedd on my welding table..,but again my 4 inch grinder jumped out of my hand while grinding .,and flew off my safety glasses gouging into my forehead ,then knocking off my welding hood and flipping accross the room until cord end and unplugging and stopping. this is not the first time the 4 in ch grinder has done this too me...I mean this time it never missed me ...it got me good after running for the house,blood pouring down my face i figure you guys need to hear about this...you have to change the trigger or put something there for safety to keep it in the hand incase it falls out... 2001:56A:F2C1:FF00:2DD5:550E:39B4:50CC (talk) 09:55, 24 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]