Stanley Fatmax FMEG210K-GB Corded Angle Grinder - 850W

It did all i required and then some

This purchase i was glad to do.

Chris, 65 or over, London

Good quality and powerful

Very good quality grinder with soft start and quick adjust guard. Very good value for the price.

Matt D, 25 - 34, Norwich

Fat max FMEG210K

Good product. Only concern is on off switch…..not easy

John, 55 - 64, Bristol

Not yet used it but Argos keep pushing for Review

Not yet used the product but Argos calling for review - Review process needs changing

IsVicthere, 65 or over, Norfolk

Needs improvement

Product work's well but the on off switch does not like to switch off so if you are not careful it could be dangerous

Bracey, 45 - 54, Pembrokeshire

Nice piece of kit

Well made and works well. Tightening tool sits inside the handle so it won't get lost.

MasterChief, 35 - 44, Londonderry

Easy to use.

An absolute novice at this, but the grinder was really easy to use! Having the bolt release key stored in the handle is a really good idea as that is something that always get lost. The grinder is sturdy enough and was easy to use for cutting. Changing the cutting disc was completed with any problem.

Cazzyb, 55 - 64, Greater London

Powerful and lightweight

A nice light weight machine, a handy off switch, the handle can be placed on either side, the collar can be adjusted easy enough. A long cable, allowing for ease of use. I used it to cut both metal and plastic, it cut reasonable well with the disk provided. I switched out the disk for my preferred brand, and it performed superbly. The only issue I found, was the spanner fits into the handle, but would fall out whilst I was using it, which can be distracting Pros Light weight Easy to use Low vibration Easy assembly Long power cable Cons The cutting discs provided could be better, but are OK for everyday use The spanner can fall out of the handle Overall, a very strong little machine. It's only let down by the spanner falling out of the housing when been used and the cutting disc aren't as good as some others on the market. As a bundle, it’s a good starter bundle and all three items are more than good enough to be in a professional tool box or any DIYs tool box.

CVW111, 45 - 54, Wakefield

Great for the diy club!

The grinder is great for d.i.y. It cut through the metal threshold easily so I could fit a new door. It’s quite heavy though. It has a blade guard (safety first) which is needed as it’s powerful. Only downside is having to buy replacement blades/discs separately.

Mumofsix, 45 - 54, East Yorkshire

Sturdy and powerful grinder for DIY usage

This grinder appears to be an ideal DIY power tool, capable of handing a variety of processes as shown in the photos (cutting a flue and nails e.g.). The design is handy with the option of left, right and vertical handle position. The locking ring spanner is conveniently held inside the handle so no need to look for it when changing discs. The cable length is long enough at 3m/10ft, not too short to restrict you during work but not too long to get in the way. It starts smoothly with very little kick and the switch operates seamlessly to shut it off when you require, no sticking or reposition of the hand required for additional leverage. The discs in use were Stanley branded cutting discs also (for reference). The carry case is of good design although it can be a little difficult to get everything back into the exact spot for closing it properly (minor issue). But there is storage for all of the components and space for discs.

JamesR89, 35 - 44, Darlington