| Brand | DEWALT |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Product Dimensions | 4.7"L x 7.1"W x 4.53"H |
| Style | Angled |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Color | Yellow,black |
| Item Weight | 4.7 Pounds |
| Voltage | 60 Volts |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 9000 RPM |
| Horsepower | 2.2 |
| Manufacturer | DEWALT |
| Part Number | DCG414B |
| Item Weight | 4.7 pounds |
| Item model number | DCG414B |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Included Components | (1) DCG414 Grinder, (1) Side Handle, (1) 4-1/2" (115mm) Type 27 Wheel, (1) 4-1/2" (115mm) Type 27 Guard, (1) 6" (150mm) Type 27 Guard, Wrench, Flange |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Warranty Description | 3 year limited warranty |
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4-1/2” – 6” Grinder with Kickback Brake
● 13 Amp Equivalent Power as compared to D28144
● Power to Cut and Grind
● Kickback Brake engages when a pinch, stall, or bind-up event is sensed and the electronic brake engages with maximum force to quickly stop the wheel, reduce the movement of the grinder, and shut the grinder off.
● Brake slows wheel to a stop when trigger is released
● Brushless Motor designed to deliver the run time and performance for demanding applications.
● Two Stage Trigger helps to reduce accidental startup
● 4-1/2” to 6” Wheel Capacity
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INTRODUCING FLEXVOLTThe world’s first battery that automatically changes voltage when you change tools. |
THIS IS NEXT LEVEL POWERThe FLEXVOLT system brings you the future of power with cordless tools unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. With a highly innovative voltage-changing battery and a lineup of groundbreaking 60V MAX* and 120V MAX* tools to match, FLEXVOLT tools have the power that will change the way work gets done. |
THE TECHNOLOGY THAT GETS IT DONEThe FLEXVOLT battery’s ability to automatically change between two voltages gives users a serious advantage when it comes to efficiency. It’s the battery that not only powers, but improves the run-time of our DEWALT 20V MAX* tools, so you don’t have to invest in a whole new system. It’s the battery that brings the power of corded to a new lineup of 60V MAX* and 120V MAX* DEWALT tools so you can finally work on a fully cordless jobsite. This revolutionary battery will change the way things get done. |
ONE BATTERY. TWO VOLTAGES.The FLEXVOLT battery is backwards compatible with our 20V MAX* tools so you get up to 4x the run-time. And because the FLEXVOLT battery is the only battery that automatically changes voltages when you change tools, you can slide the battery into a whole new lineup of 60V MAX* and 120V MAX* tools from DEWALT. |
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| Sold By | ToolMasters Associates | Fleet Tool | TOOLS USA | Toolup | Fleet Tool | Angelville Trading Company |
| power source | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| max rotational speed | 9000 rpm | 6500 rpm | 25000 rpm | 6500 rpm | — | 9000 rpm |
| wattage | 0 watts | 2300 watts | — | 1300 watts | — | 1350 watts |
| voltage | 60 volts | 60 volts | 20 volts | 60 volts | 60 volts | 20 volts |
| style | Angled | Angled | Angled | Angled | Angled | Angled |
| weight | 4.7 pounds | 18 pounds | — | — | — | 4.61 pounds |
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The first time I have overruled the electric brake speed.
If this thing is as good as I think it is, there is much more to do with this. Any tool that is built by a mass manufacture should be a starting point of a tool we need in small business. I took the 36 volt NANO to a 6 wheel 4 years ago, and if the 36 can do a 6 wheel easy, then I believe a 60 volt can do a 9 wheel the same way. Flexvolt is going to be higher in horsepower but lower in torque. This is the compitition tool I aim to kill.Stihl TSA 230 (not linkable on Amazon) To increase the size of the wheel we need to increase the size of the guard. This can be crossed to a 9 inch DeWalt corded guard. The issue at this point is the thickness of the guard mount, the bigger they get the thicker they are.The Stihl tool is $1200+ the DeWalt is $400+ and can do the same thing ,Me believes,, for much longer as the Stihl in 36 volt. It is not coming till August but I believe I have pretty much all the design work done for the modified tool. One very important note, you have to stop the blade in product and not let the firmware try to stop a 9 inch wheel in 1 1/2 seconds!! That could blow apart the gearcase. (throwback to why drill bits come lose in 20 drills, firmware) If you understand how the tool works it will last a long time. If one ignores procedures and is not trained for such firmware shortcomings your productive day just went out the window. Other than that everything else works to go to a 9 inch blade.Beating the Germans in tool design, that would be a very proud moment for me, but I can't thank them enough for SDS drills, tip of the hat.See image.If one can take the heat out of the cut, one can make a lot more cuts.The carborundum blade has peaked, a diamond blade is faster with much less heat. And emissions.Energy storage is progressing @ 1% per month, that is an efficiency gain of 12% per year. Tool designers need to step up to that same rate of gain,or get left behind $.
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Stihl TSA 230 (not linkable on Amazon) To increase the size of the wheel we need to increase the size of the guard. This can be crossed to a 9 inch DeWalt corded guard. The issue at this point is the thickness of the guard mount, the bigger they get the thicker they are.
The Stihl tool is $1200+ the DeWalt is $400+ and can do the same thing ,Me believes,, for much longer as the Stihl in 36 volt. It is not coming till August but I believe I have pretty much all the design work done for the modified tool. One very important note, you have to stop the blade in product and not let the firmware try to stop a 9 inch wheel in 1 1/2 seconds!! That could blow apart the gearcase. (throwback to why drill bits come lose in 20 drills, firmware) If you understand how the tool works it will last a long time. If one ignores procedures and is not trained for such firmware shortcomings your productive day just went out the window. Other than that everything else works to go to a 9 inch blade.
Beating the Germans in tool design, that would be a very proud moment for me, but I can't thank them enough for SDS drills, tip of the hat.
See image.
If one can take the heat out of the cut, one can make a lot more cuts.The carborundum blade has peaked, a diamond blade is faster with much less heat. And emissions.
Energy storage is progressing @ 1% per month, that is an efficiency gain of 12% per year. Tool designers need to step up to that same rate of gain,or get left behind $.
The first time I have overruled the electric brake speed.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016
If this thing is as good as I think it is, there is much more to do with this. Any tool that is built by a mass manufacture should be a starting point of a tool we need in small business. I took the 36 volt NANO to a 6 wheel 4 years ago, and if the 36 can do a 6 wheel easy, then I believe a 60 volt can do a 9 wheel the same way. Flexvolt is going to be higher in horsepower but lower in torque. This is the compitition tool I aim to kill.Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016
Stihl TSA 230 (not linkable on Amazon) To increase the size of the wheel we need to increase the size of the guard. This can be crossed to a 9 inch DeWalt corded guard. The issue at this point is the thickness of the guard mount, the bigger they get the thicker they are.
The Stihl tool is $1200+ the DeWalt is $400+ and can do the same thing ,Me believes,, for much longer as the Stihl in 36 volt. It is not coming till August but I believe I have pretty much all the design work done for the modified tool. One very important note, you have to stop the blade in product and not let the firmware try to stop a 9 inch wheel in 1 1/2 seconds!! That could blow apart the gearcase. (throwback to why drill bits come lose in 20 drills, firmware) If you understand how the tool works it will last a long time. If one ignores procedures and is not trained for such firmware shortcomings your productive day just went out the window. Other than that everything else works to go to a 9 inch blade.
Beating the Germans in tool design, that would be a very proud moment for me, but I can't thank them enough for SDS drills, tip of the hat.
See image.
If one can take the heat out of the cut, one can make a lot more cuts.The carborundum blade has peaked, a diamond blade is faster with much less heat. And emissions.
Energy storage is progressing @ 1% per month, that is an efficiency gain of 12% per year. Tool designers need to step up to that same rate of gain,or get left behind $.
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