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Reddit mentions of INGERSOLL RAND 3101G 1/4" Heavy Duty Angle Die Grinder
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of INGERSOLL RAND 3101G 1/4" Heavy Duty Angle Die Grinder. Here are the top ones.
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- COMPACT + LIGHT: Ingersoll Rand Air Die Grinder 3101G Edge Series is light but sturdy; At only 1.3 lbs, it has a ball-bearing construction and is exceptionally rugged, compact, and lightweight
- 1/3 HP MOTOR: It is powered by compressed air, not electric, and comes equipped with a 1/3-horsepower motor, a 1/4-inch collet, a rear exhaust, and a self-locking throttle. With 20,000 RPM, it will power through difficult jobs
- LUBRICANT FEEDER: There is a grease fitting hole on top to easily and conveniently feed lubricants; Lubricating the angle gears on a regular basis can help increase the tool’s lifespan
- APPLICATIONS: Use as a handheld power rotary tool for grinding, porting, polishing, deburring, and weld breaking. The angled shape is best for confined and hard-to-reach places
- ERGONOMIC DESIGN: Contoured grip gives greater comfort and control and its ergonomic design delivers exceptional torque precision, as well as increased productivity and safety
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 9.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 |
| Weight | 1.3007273458 Pounds |
| Width | 6 Inches |
Mastercraft is fine for some tools though I would not suggest that blue box shown in your ad photo. I had one as a beginner box (since it was on sale and I needed something cheap at the time) and it's not very good. That box easily tips over if more than 2 drawers are open which by itself would be fine if not for the fact nothing holds those drawers shut so if your box is on even a slight incline the drawers tend to want to slide open. Well that and I outgrew that box pretty quick so honestly I would suggest like others have mentioned to check the used market, whether through a tool truck or Kijiji, Craigslist, etc as you will often get much better value for your money.
In terms of hand tools the MAXIMUM line is pretty decent to start out with if you get it on sale but never pay full price for anything at Canadian Tire if you can avoid it, it's rarely worth it at full price (ex. Most MAXIMUM air tools cost as much or a little less than Ingersoll Rand when not on sale). My diamond driver screwdrivers and bolt extractors have worked quite well and a few of my coworkers have purchased that MAXIMUM die grinder and liked it, though personally I stick with Ingersoll Rand or AIRCAT for air tools.
Another thing to keep in mind to is many professional brands, including Snap-On, do not produce every tool that bears their name. Instead another manufacturer makes them and simply brands the tool with their name and at the same time produces the same tool under their own name for much cheaper. A perfect example is these low profile screwdrivers. Snap-On was advertising just the number 2 Philips (with their name on it) in a past catalog for around $20 or you can buy the whole set of 3 from the original manufacturer for a couple of bucks more. It's always worth looking into whenever you might need to purchase a tool.