Where did you buy yoursIzso, angle grinder is quite cheap these days....I bought a Hitachi one IINM 250+ new I need to check back the price....
that 4oo @ more ones r more to industrial, think those medium duty 1 cost round 250, does not have to be bosch @ hilti all the time for us diyers, u can go for makita @ dewalt, it's oso o.k. u can opt for 2nd, it usually cost less than 200 unless in this recent times things have change rapidly.I need to justify buying an angle grinder with the cutting blade cuz I'll be very rarely using that thing. So spending 400+ on that would be hard pressed for me. Better I get someone to do it for me. I'm only worried about JPJ, my car is already erm.... too much attention grabbing in their eyes already.
Ya la bro izso...but u know la our 'laws'...sometime u lepas sometimes u x..depends on d mood of d 'officer'...I'm x sure how much attention ur car oredi is but mine just evo3+4 front end..so far so good..so far la hehe...I need to justify buying an angle grinder with the cutting blade cuz I'll be very rarely using that thing. So spending 400+ on that would be hard pressed for me. Better I get someone to do it for me. I'm only worried about JPJ, my car is already erm.... too much attention grabbing in their eyes already.
true, i bought my tesco brand drill for rm70 with 1 year warranty, bout the 9th year i brought it back to tesco say got problem (there was a lil spark inside the drill when in use), so they gave me another unit (seems that all their drills has a spark) so there it goes....got a new unit & hopefully can lasts another year.Or u can get d cheaper brand ones aka china or Taiwan brands...got mine from DIY shop for about 60 bucks if I remember correctly:) hehe...using it for both work n DIY so far so good...been nearly a year now..or u can get d giant brand ones...it's under 100 bucks...it shld last longer if just used for DIY which is once in a while:)
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Ya la bro izso...but u know la our 'laws'...sometime u lepas sometimes u x..depends on d mood of d 'officer'...I'm x sure how much attention ur car oredi is but mine just evo3+4 front end..so far so good..so far la hehe...
Where would you find a Dewalt or Makita unit?that 4oo @ more ones r more to industrial, think those medium duty 1 cost round 250, does not have to be bosch @ hilti all the time for us diyers, u can go for makita @ dewalt, it's oso o.k. u can opt for 2nd, it usually cost less than 200 unless in this recent times things have change rapidly.
Hmm.. I want to do this. But probably do it on a CF hood though.Or u can get d cheaper brand ones aka china or Taiwan brands...got mine from DIY shop for about 60 bucks if I remember correctly:) hehe...using it for both work n DIY so far so good...been nearly a year now..or u can get d giant brand ones...it's under 100 bucks...it shld last longer if just used for DIY which is once in a while:)
Ya la bro izso...but u know la our 'laws'...sometime u lepas sometimes u x..depends on d mood of d 'officer'...I'm x sure how much attention ur car oredi is but mine just evo3+4 front end..so far so good..so far la hehe...
Cf hood?alamak x try before la but one thing for sure have to b extra careful la coz very expensive...1 wrong cut then hailat...:)Where would you find a Dewalt or Makita unit?
Hmm.. I want to do this. But probably do it on a CF hood though.
CF can cut???Where would you find a Dewalt or Makita unit?
Hmm.. I want to do this. But probably do it on a CF hood though.
Won't crack meh. I know if u crash it, it will shatter.can..easily
no crack ler....Won't crack meh. I know if u crash it, it will shatter.
heard must wet the surface abit is it true?no crack ler....
with proper tools.....u can cut it same like ppl cutting normal fiberglass....
Sure. When I buy a CF hood first. LOL!Well like i said its possible n bro gtr has confirmed by saying its ez to cut carbon fibre wiz d proper tools...I x done it before s I've never had a customer asking me to do it (expensive wor....)...it's basically an own-risk DIY..
So bro izso....wanna try?:)
wetting it to reduce the dust....even normal fiberglass dust also dangerous to our lung....heard must wet the surface abit is it true?