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Grinder
7th June 1968, Page 58
7th June 1968
Page 58
Page 58, 7th June 1968
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A 4in. grinder to be called the Grinderette has been produced by Wolf Electric Tools Ltd. It weighs only four pounds and is built for onehand operation.
The power behind the Grinderette is a 380W motor which drives the tool at 11,000 rpm (11,000 peripheral feet per minute). Because of its high speed and light weight. Wolf claims the Grinderette has a higher power to weight ratio than any other electric tool.
Made by: Wolf Electric Tools Ltd., Hanger Lane, London, W5.
Price: £28 19s 6d complete with accessories for grinding and sanding.