- Is the Milwaukee 6141-31 good for cutting steel?
- Yes. The 11,000 RPM motor and 4.5-inch wheel handle cutting rebar, pipe and sheet steel. Use the correct cutting wheel and let the tool do the work.
- Does it have variable speed?
- No. It runs at a single speed up to 11,000 RPM. If you need slow starts or work on stainless and masonry at lower speeds, a variable-speed model suits you better.
- What comes in the box?
- The grinder, a side handle, flange, wrench and a carrying case. You supply the grinding or cutting wheels.
- How does it compare with a cordless grinder?
- It delivers constant power with no battery to drain, which suits long shop sessions. A cordless grinder is better for quick jobs away from an outlet but costs more for the same power.
- Can it use standard 4.5-inch wheels?
- Yes. It takes the common 4.5-inch wheels with a 7/8-inch arbor, so consumables are easy to find.
- Is it too heavy for home use?
- It is heavier than compact grinders, so it is best for bench and floor work. For occasional light jobs, a smaller grinder is easier to handle.
- Where is the Milwaukee 6141-31 cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $92.00, as of our latest check.