Did you spin the disc kaw kaw to max speed before cutting?

Most important thing is not to apply force too much so that you can quickly finish the job. Cutting disc is not hard and strong like metal but hard and brittle. If cutting is deep, need to hold hand steady not to twist your arm.

You can also get the thicker disc, not the thin one. Less likely to shatter on nail.

Corded or cordless?
https://shopee.com.my/DeWALT-DCS578-FlexVol...a3-978e47d37795

I guess not many in Malaysia market as this is from the USA but without battery and charger.

Yeah, I always let it spin for 30 seconds before using it to make sure it is installed properly on the grinder before using.

My grinder is corded type.

I guess you are replying on my other reply to another question . I also use corded type grinder. LIke I said do not rush your work. Press gently and hold your hand steady.

Thanks. This looks nice, but was looking for corded. Cordless too expensive, and doubtful of the real power.

Cordless is OK (nowadays with all the souped up 4AH and bigger) but runtime will be just minutes lah, that's the only drawback.. corded run all day.

I see that electric braking model mostly in the Western market. I have to check the shop that sell imported tool but not from the US There is shop that do that but I forgot the name. See if I can find it back.

Yeah, use corded better if you seldom use that power tool.
Can keep for very long time. For battery, if you don't constantly use it, and leave it in the storeroom, it will degrade.

So opt for corded, cheaper and longer lasting...hehehe

Looking for a rotary hammer drill for tiles removal ~400sf.

Should I get a cheapo one or Bosch 2-24?

Cheapo ones, mainly vibration control not there and its heavy.
Bosch 2-24 / Makita HR2470 or the Hikoki equivalent
Since using long period for 400sf the 2-24 is a good idea.
Rotary hammer can drill stuff..demo hammer if wanna delete walls

Anyone have WORX WU-131? Can share the experience? Thanks in advance.

from the spec..you can expect around the same as bosch GSB-120Li (10mm, plastic chuck, 12V)
note that concrete wall is not a specified drilling capacity for these ya
what's your use case like? for daily usage or its for light ikea assembly only use 10 times a year?

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION :
Voltage: 12V / 2.0Ah
No-Load Speed: 0-500 / 1800 rpm
Impact Rate: 0 - 7500 / 27000 bpm
Chuck Capacity: 10mm
Max Torque: 30N.m
Torque Setting: 20 + 1 + 1 (Drilling)
Drilling Capacity : (Wood - 20mm ; Steel - 10mm ; Brickwork - 8mm)
Battery Capacity: 2.0Ah
Machine Weight: 0.9kg

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Additional data
Battery voltage
12 V
Torque (soft/hard/max.)
14/30/- Nm
No-load speed (1st gear / 2nd gear)
0 – 400 / 0 – 1,500 rpm
Weight excl. battery
0.9 kg
Battery type
Lithium-ion
Max. impact rate
22,500 bpm
Chuck capacity, min./max.
0.8 / 10 mm
Torque settings
20+2

This post has been edited by ceo684: Feb 28 2022, 03:38 PM

Yes I have one.
So far I find it quite useful for household use.

Probably just for light job around house but not really for serious hobbyist but still handy to have around as secondary tool.

Oh, that’s great

Thanks for info

Yeah. For serious work, go for Milwaukee

You didn't answer me your intended use case for it..
so we can assess if suitable or not.

ie. what do you plan to use it for, and what materials you're gonna drill in.