Hi guys,

I don't have access to a big compressor and air tools, and I wondered if there's a good electric equivalent for a rotary cut-off tool. What are you using?

I've got a Dremel for small brackets and such. I don't need the power to cut and replace big sections of sheet metal, but some power would be nice.

Angle grinder with a cutoff wheel.

These on a grinder are super handy.
http://www.harborfreight.com/pack-of-10-4-...etal-45430.html

I have the Makita GA-4030 4" electric cut off tool and it's a very handy. Wish I had this years ago. Anything my dremel can't handle I go straight for this. Bought a concrete blade for concrete cuts too.

There are places the angle grinder is hard to use. So I use both.

I tried the air tool route, but I would always get to a point that I was waiting for the compressor. I tried a couple of larger compressors. Go electric.

Electric grinder with a 1/16th inch thick cut off blade is what made my car the scale champ that it is.

Thanks! You guys are super helpful.

Are you Buying this for Woody?