Which Corded Angle Grinder Brand Wins?

the 12,000 RPM Ridgid shredded the rebar in only 3.8 seconds, taking the lead from the Porter Cable

the Milwaukee lost a lot of blade speed making the cut. 5 seconds for the Milwaukee

the 11-amp motor on the Metabo maintained pretty good blade speed and made the cut in 4.8 seconds

the 10,000 RPM DeWalt lost some blade speed, but it still blasted through the rebar in 4.3 seconds to move into second place behind the Ridgid

the Porter Cable takes the lead from the Black and Decker at 5.1 seconds to make the cut

the Black and Decker makes the cut in 6 seconds and takes the lead from the Wen

the Wen made the cut at over 3 seconds faster than the Warrior at 10.7 seconds

the Ryobi began bogging down quite a bit when it made contact with the rebar. 6.7 seconds to make the cut

the Hilti lost a lot of blade speed making the cut in 7.5 seconds

the Harbor Freight Warrior lost a lot of RPM and sounds as though it might stall. However, the Warrior didn't give up and finished the cut in 14 seconds

the Ridgid takes the lead and is over 4 seconds faster than the Black & Decker at only 10.4 seconds

the Milwaukee moves into a two-way tie with the Metabo at 12.6 seconds

the Metabo finished the job in 12.6 seconds to move into second place behind the Ridgid

the DeWalt did good enough to move into second place behind the Ridgid at 14.4 seconds

the Porter-Cable is a little bit slower than the Black & Decker at 15.2 seconds

the Black & Decker is right at 2 seconds faster than the Wen at 14.5 seconds

the Wen lost a lot of blade speed and is barely holding on, but it survived the test. 16.5 seconds to grind through the rebar

the Ryobi's electric motor is glowing red and is puffing smoke. Unfortunately, the brushes on the Ryobi are finished

is just too much for the Hilti. Once the Hilti stalled, I gave it two more chances to power through the rebar, but the Hilti ran out of steam

is just too much for the Warrior and the Warrior is smoking

Milwaukee averaged 3.4

Metabo 4.8