Baby Bosch Grinder

BISavage

BISavage

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Everytime I get fancy and pull out my Baby Bosch Grinder I get a silly grin on my face.

It is most likely one of the dangerous-est tools I got; only because its almost always underestimated.

Works well for quicky jobs like removing the rivet head for chain swaps.

Make sure to wear goggles (and Birkenstocks).

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I'd like to run an MXU, and will need confirm with the chain manufacturer before I do.

The reason being, the mx chains are rated at 70hp and the 701 has 75hp.

For now I will test out this XSO2.
 
Looks very good and I'm considering purchase but first I'd like to know if it took their 6Ah battery.
 

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Of all the tools Ive used from this series of Bosch, the starlock one, which is also pretty cool by the way, is the only one where I felt the 2.0ah was pushing its limits.
 
I bought the grinder (skin only) for AU$150....the 6ah battery cost AU$155.
I figured it would be good for quick / small to moderate jobs and invaluable in tight spaces.
The battery cost more than the actual tool. :confused:
Thanks BISavage.
 
Now that i have been using this for numerous jobs (both around the house and on bikes) i have found it invaluable . It's a surprisingly tough little thing, good for tight space or even moderately heavy duty applications. With the guard removed it fits the much cheaper 100mm blades.
This would be my go-to tool now for for most cutting/grinder jobs. Their 12v drill is also excellent and teamed with 6Ah batteries both last for ages between charges....this is what i call progress. (y)
 
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