Bought a few SENCAN products(Rotary Hammer 24mm, Cordless drill and Electric Blower). The machine functioned very well so far, just don't use the accessories that came along with it. Free thing u know lor..che kai one..

They r having roadshow promotion now..price really competitive. I heard next roadshow will be at Sri Petaling around March.

This post has been edited by ironboy: Feb 28 2013, 09:47 AM

Where in sri petaling??

If the price can be rm100 or more cheaper than skil, n built quality as good, then might consider.

Now the tech is goin towards high voltage 18v cordless, these china brand don't even have one cordless....

If no mistaken is opposite Ho Ho Steamboat..that one i bought is 12v cordless drill, they did perform live demo before I bought, can drill metal.

Sumore during promotion got free jusco voucher and lucky draw chance, consider worth lor..

Hey, I do have cheapest power tools for sales:
pls refer to http://members.lelong.com.my/khoosimyin for more product. Our product are cheaper than outside n payment term is cash on delivery

Thanks, hardware shop?

Either hardware or machinery shop, not so sure.

hey guys

any of you used.. angle grinder to cut wood before ?

cause i want to perform this task "to trim the bottom of the door frame so that i can cement it up, as my door has been changed to the PVC door"

and the bottom part of the door frame is wood, thus i need a way to cut the door frame eg 5 inch from the bottom so that i can replace that section with cement...

to prevent it from rotting.. actually its already rotting a section already

This post has been edited by JinXXX: Mar 18 2013, 11:07 PM

can, need to buy a wood disc,
u need to keep the grinder steady to cut a perfect line.....
cut both sides cos small disc or plan to cut in sections.....

Yes, you can cut wood with angle girder with proper attachment accessories.
You need to use the circular saw blade (dedicated for wood) or multi cutting wheel like this one.

Most angle grinder rotates at 11k RPM, quite hard to control and cut perfect line. At that high RPM, it's quite dangerous too!
To overcome this issue, you can use angle grinder with variable speed control (e.g.: Bosch GWS 7-100 ET Professional) and cut at lower RPM.

If you want to cut bottom part of the door wood frame, you can't use angle girder due to access limit of cutting disc.
Proper tool to perform the task is by using the oscillating power tool.


Video for your reference. Skip to 2:19 for your cutting application.

might as well just remove the door n get a cheap jig saw to do the job....
i think the main reason wana use angle grinder is to save cost... ?

how to use jig saw... ? it can't cut through as the backed of the wood frame is the cement wall

angle grinder is cause can cut fast i guess looking for cheap and easy way to cut..

the osci multi tool looks "nice" how sure how durable those blades are..

the wood cutting they all cut all those soft wood, not those hard wood where if u dont drill a hole and u hammer or screw the wood will splinter/cracked those type of hardware not sure if the blades can cut it or not

my bad, i misread ur post..

u wana cut the frame.., best way i think is to remove the pvc door first...
then u can actually use hand saw to do the job, yes hard wood will take some time,
angle grinder can, frame oni mar... cut til max dept of disc then finish off using hand saw lor
just make sure let the disc cool a bit dun cut continuously for too long ( scare over heat)

osci tool can cut of cos, mebe no nid to remove door if u use that tool, but to save money for a small job
dun hv to buy la... just angle grinder can dy....

..anyone can recommend a cordless impact drill?

i was looking at dewalt and makita...or u guys have a better suggestion.

looking for something that can do small masonary work and normal screw drilling job..

Look for makita lower range model. Those rotary impact drill should be goo enough. Makita have a better quality.

any specific cordless to recommend?

Sorry. Didn't see you require cordless.

Don't look for cordless. Expensive and no power. You keep charging and slow down your work. Go for wired.

if u just wana drill normal brick walls not bigger than 5mm hole, cordless can do,
if u have extra$$$ to spend, get the 3 in 1 or 4 in 1 makita cordless... hahaha
drill + impact drill + driver + impact driver

dun have the budget for drill + impact drill + driver + impact driver.

was budgeting around 600...any cordless impact drill to recommend that can do simple brick wall drilling (eg, drilling for hanging pictures)

can just choose from any reputable brand bosch or makita...
bosch has one cordless impact 14v just under 600 5xx something..
u wan good price need to hunt a bit...

the 14v round 555 can get...



This post has been edited by H2D: Jun 8 2013, 12:57 AM