DeWalt DCG410WW1 Angle Grinder Kit vs Milwaukee 2888-20 M18 FUEL Braking Grinder
The Milwaukee 2888-20 is the more versatile grinder: five variable speeds from 3,500 to 8,500 RPM, a RAPIDSTOP brake, and tool-free guard and accessory changes. The DeWalt DCG410WW1 is the simpler, more powerful single-speed tool at 9,000 RPM and 1,590 MWO, and it comes as a complete kit with an 8 Ah battery and charger. Reviewers praise the Milwaukee's control and braking; owners of the DeWalt like its torque and long runtime. Pick the Milwaukee if you already own M18 batteries and want speed control. Pick the DeWalt if you want one box that runs out of the gate and you mostly grind steel at full speed.
- Choose the DeWalt DCG410WW1 if you want a ready-to-run kit with a big 8 Ah battery, a single strong speed for heavy grinding, and anti-rotation stall protection.
- Choose the Milwaukee 2888-20 if you already own M18 batteries and want variable speed, a fast brake, and tool-free wheel changes.
Prices
- DeWalt DCG410WW1 Angle Grinder Kit: $290.00 at Amazon (last seen Nov 8)
- Milwaukee 2888-20 M18 FUEL Braking Grinder: $130.07 at Amazon (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Milwaukee 2888-20 M18 FUEL Braking Grinder is $159.93 cheaper than the DeWalt DCG410WW1 Angle Grinder Kit at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 13)

