A bloody good reminder from a remodeling carpenter why it is prudent to use a wood saw blade on an angle grinder.

Hello, I'm glad to be able to answer your question:

Angle grinders should not be fitted with miter saw blades, which is a very dangerous behavior. There have been many more than brutal cases around us to confirm this kind of statement for us.

Wood saw blades should not be used on angle grinders at all, they can cause accidents. In fact, the use of angle grinders is not dangerous, sometimes it is we do not use the angle grinder in the right way, and only then some bloody accidents happen.

In fact, the design of the angle grinder is not conducive to the operator's control, cutting knife harder or tougher materials, if stuck, there will be a huge reaction force resulting in the angle grinder from the operator's hands off, falling on the human body and dangerous. If we can master some skills and follow the rules when using it, we may be able to reduce the occurrence of injuries.

Besides, replacing the grinding wheel of an angle grinder with a miter saw blade can lead to unexpected things.

The miter saw blade can be understood as a pocket knife i.e. a small knife with saw teeth. At this point, what is supposed to be sawing becomes cutting. Action range is small, just as take a small knife a little bit down to cut, there will be no big problem; however, if you are very hard, and does not cushion, this time there may be a problem. When the machine doesn't have the strength to chop anymore, the material being chopped is immediately transferred to the sender. An angle grinder being thrown flying is considered minor; if a miter saw blade breaks and flies out, the consequences are unimaginable. So let's not try it. Human life is only once, we do things by the rules, according to the safe way to operate, there will not be so many accidents.

The above is my answer, please add more, thank you for watching. I hope you will cherish your life and be safe and happy.