- What discs fit the DeWalt 908?
- It takes 4.5-inch discs with an M14 threaded centre, the most common size for this class of grinder. Both cutting and grinding discs in that size are widely available.
- Is it better than a cordless angle grinder?
- For long, heavy grinding the corded 908 gives constant power with no battery changes. A cordless 4.5-inch grinder is easier to carry to remote work but costs more and runs for limited time per charge.
- Does it have a brake or variable speed?
- No. The 908 has a single fixed speed up to 12,000 rpm and no electronic brake, so the disc coasts to a stop after you release the switch.
- How heavy is it?
- It weighs about 5.2 lb, which is on the heavier side for a 4.5-inch grinder. The anti-vibration handle helps, but expect fatigue in overhead work.
- What comes in the box?
- The grinder ships with an anti-vibration side handle. Discs, a wrench and a case are not included, so budget for those separately.
- Is it good for a first-time grinder user?
- It is powerful and simple, which suits learning on flat work. The lack of a brake and its weight make it less forgiving than lighter grinders with soft-start, so practice on scrap metal first.
- Where is the Dewalt 908 Angle Grinder cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $98.98, as of our latest check.