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This bundle pairs the DeWalt ATOMIC 20V MAX 4-1/2 in. angle grinder with a 20V MAX 5.0Ah battery starter kit, so the tool runs out of the box. The grinder is built for tight spaces: a slim body with a smaller grip diameter, up to 760 MWO, and an electronic brake that stops the wheel within 1.25 seconds of releasing the trigger. The 5.0Ah XR pack carries roughly 60% more capacity than DeWalt's standard 20V MAX pack and has a 3-LED fuel gauge. It suits tradespeople and serious DIYers who cut and grind in cramped spots and want one-battery cordless convenience; corded grinders still deliver more sustained power for heavy continuous work.
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Lowest price we've seen: $139.00 on Nov 13 at Fasteners Tool Outlet. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 13.
Owners of the ATOMIC grinder praise its compact grip and the fast electronic brake, which make one-handed work in tight spots feel controlled. The main complaints are runtime on smaller packs and the lack of a speed dial.
This bundle pairs the DeWalt ATOMIC 20V MAX 4-1/2 in. Angle Grinder (DCG402B) with the 20V MAX 5.0Ah Battery Starter Kit (DCB205-2C). The grinder runs on the included battery kit, so it is ready to use out of the box. It delivers up to 760 MWO.
The grinder has a slim, ergonomic body with a smaller gripping diameter, which gives access to tight spaces. An electronic brake is designed to stop the wheel within 1.25 seconds after the trigger is released.
The DCB205-2C battery is an XR lithium-ion pack with up to 60% more capacity than the standard 20V MAX DCB200 pack. A 3-LED fuel gauge shows the state of charge.
