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What is the greatest danger of using a angle grinder?

2021-08-03View Original

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What is the greatest danger of using a angle grinder? I think it should be cut vertically, right? If it’s not vertical, it might snap the saw blade, causing it to fly out and injure someone? However, none of the precautions online mention this point
Reply #22021-08-04
Dust can harm the eyes, and broken grinding discs can injure people.
Reply #32021-08-04
1. The protective cover of the angle grinder being used is loose and fails to provide protection. II. Missing corners on the grinding wheel can cause fragments to break off and injure people. III. Using a power socket without a leakage circuit breaker increases the risk of electric shock. IV. If the users do not wear protective goggles properly, debris can easily injure their eyes. V. Failure to pay attention to protecting people around when in use can easily cause injuries. VI. Using a power cord without a plug increases the risk of electric shock.

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