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2 Best 4" Angle Grinders: Best in the Business and Great on Your Budget
Every heavy-duty craftsman requires an equally heavy-duty grinder and, fortunately, high-quality grinding is not as hard nor as pricey to find as you might expect. Industrial manufacturers Hitachi and Makita each built a 4" corded grinder that takes quality grinding to a new level while also taking it there at a great price.
Hitachi's G10SR3 (4") angle grinder is built to champion your most heavy-duty grinding (carving and smoothing) applications, and with all its perks and features, it does its job with uncommon superiority. With a 6 amp motor and 400W of output power this tool moves through the toughest grinding jobs with surprising ease, and being ultra compact and lightweight (weighing only 3.1 lbs), the grinder offers craftsmen greater control and maneuverability, especially during overhead applications that can quickly become strenuous. The tool's removable side handle and low profile gear case maximize the tool's overall comfort, promising improved control (for both right and left-handed users) and better access into tight-spaces. Additionally, the grinder has externally accessible brushes offering vastly simplified on-site maintenance, easier brush replacements, and an extension to your tool's overall life - and what's more, the tool is built with the highest quality components like, auto-stop carbon brushes to ensure reliable motor durability and always smooth performance. Ultimately, the G10SR3 is a miraculous beast of a grinder, and pricing at only $40 - $60, this is one tool that delivers heavy-duty, high-performance at an extremely good price.
Makita builds another angle grinder of serious, superior quality that also comes at just as neat a price. Ranging in price from about $50 - $60, the tool boasts aggressive performance with a price tag that is difficult to resist. The 9553NB (4") angle grinder is succinctly compact and this refined, small size renders it uncommonly ideal for smaller, tight-space grinding applications. With 6 amps of super power the tool is highly aggressive while still weighing only 3.1 lbs - this power and weight combination renders the tool both immensely strong and simply maneuverable, and the 9553NB is truly as handsome on the inside as it is on the outside; with an all ball bearing design and metal gear housing, the grinder is extremely durable, and with thicker coil wires that wind ultra close, the tool boasts notably reduced heat and energy loss during use. The grinder additionally flaunts an unique "labyrinth" construction that, by creating a series complex channels, protects the motor and bearings from dust and debris. Thus, with unmatched longevity and serious grinding capabilities, the 9553NB is a brutal tool that will help you achieve the most impressive, precise grinding through even the heaviest applications.
Either of these grinders is certain to deliver the utmost in professional results and handling, and because they are also corded, you can rely not only on their quality fabrication, but also on a non-dwindling power source that will never leave you stranded in the middle of a job or application. With power, precision, and durability, these grinders are the absolute best of the 4" grinding community.
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Specializing in tool parts & web communications, Mallory joined M&M Tool 4 yrs ago adding to their over 150 yrs combined experience. For over 70 yrs M&M Tool has provided the best service to the tool industry with replacement parts, sales, & service to woodworking products, machinery & power tools like Hitachi's G10SR3 angle grinder & Makita's 9553NB angle grinder. Visit M&M Tool's tool and machinery recommender to find what best suits you.
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Juan Williams, Fox New, NPR & a PR Disaster
Whether you agree or disagree with NPR's dismissal of Juan Williams, how they dismissed him has all of the makings of a public relations disaster, and one that could have been avoided. Fox now can point at NPR accusing them of censorship and trampling freedom of speech.
It always seemed like an unlikely marriage to have an NPR commentator so visible on Fox. The two media companies are diametrically opposed when it comes to most topics. It was interesting to watch Williams try to do the tightrope walk between the two, but it never seemed as though it would last that long. Now, suddenly, it's over.
Financially Juan Williams is just fine. On Thursday Fox news awarded Williams a new multiyear contract worth nearly $2 million. He will now have an expanded role on the cable news channel and its Web site. Two million dollars is more than most NPR stations bring in and considering that this media flap came just as many NPR stations are holding their fund drives, this does not bode well. Many listeners both on the right and the left are angered by what they see as a knee-jerk reaction on the part of NPR.
Perhaps they were waiting for a chance to dismiss him, since NPR has apparently taken issue with many of his appearances on Fox for awhile. Still, they could have waited for his contact to expire, or could have suspended him upon review. Williams said he is "outraged" and "brokenhearted" by NPR's decision to dismiss him after more than a decade as a radio host, correspondent and analyst. He also stated that he stood by his comments and said they were taken out of context by NPR.
The firestorm started with William's appearance on the O'Reilly Factor. While on the program, Williams said: "But when I get on a plane, I got to tell you, if I see people who are in Muslim garb and I think, you know, they're identifying themselves first and foremost as Muslims, I get worried. I get nervous." Later during the same interview, Williams challenged O'Reilly's suggestion that "the Muslims attacked us on 9/11." William's stated that it was wrong to generalize about Muslims in that way
According to NPR, Williams has repeatedly been told that some of his statements on Fox violate NPR's ground rules for its news analysts. "We have made our policies clear to Juan in prior conversations and warnings, and he has continued to violate our principles," explained Dana Davis Rehm, an NPR spokeswoman. "When an analyst states personal opinions on an issue, our feeling is they have undermined their credibility as an analyst."
In this case it's how and not the what that is the issue. This media perfect storm could not have worked better if Fox's Roger Ailes had staged it himself. There's a thought. Fox could not have paid for better media coverage. They are positioning themselves as the defenders of free speech and Williams, in his new expanded role, is getting the best branding PR campaign imaginable. On the other hand NPR is facing a public relations nightmare. NPR certainly has the right to dismiss Williams; but the fact that, although they are part of the media, they still so misjudged how the media would react to such a move is not only confusing, it's bewildering.
Copyright © Anthony Mora 2010
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Anthony Mora began his media career as a freelance journalist for such publications as Us, Rolling Stone and other local and national publications. He served as editor-in-chief of two Los Angeles-based entertainment and lifestyle-oriented publications, and co-founded Phillips & Mora Entertainment, a public relations and personal management company, which ventured into video and film production. In 1990, Anthony formed Anthony Mora Communications, Inc. a Los Angeles-based media relations company that specializes in media placement, image development, and media training. AMC Inc. has placed clients in: Time, Newsweek, 60 Minutes, CNN, The Wall Street Journal, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and other local, national, and international media outlets. Anthony has been featured in: USA Today, Newsweek, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, The BBC, CNN, Entrepreneur, Fox News, MSNBC, and other media. He has written three books. The most recent, \\\"Spin to Win,\\\" is a step-by-step guide on how to define goals and utilize the power of the media to achieve success in any field. Practical and user-friendly, \\\"Spin to Win\\\" can be utilized by heads of major corporations, small business owners, and entrepreneurs.
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