USA Made Right Angle Die Grinder - Anyone use St. Louis pneumatic tools?

[JMarsa]

I've been looking for a right angle die grinder that's made in the US, anyone have any experience with this brand http://www.stlouispneumatic.com/diegrinders.htm or recommend another?

I did find some INGERSOLL-RAND at Grainger but they start at $500 which is at least 2x what I'm willing to pay.

Thanks,

--JMarsa

[gkring]

Don't know if it is actually US made, but this two piece Ingersoll rand kit from Sears has served me well. IR makes tons of grinders in all different price ranges.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00919559000P?keyword=ingersoll+rand+ die+grinder+kit

[mikey]

I've got a ingersoll rand #302 had it for at least 15 years use it daily it's finally going out the tool store said $130.00 for a new one. Not sure if it's U.S. made though

[ErikLS2]

Another vote for IR. I have beat on many IR air tools daily and had them last 10 years or more easily.

[CRead01]

I'm a tool and die maker and have used my IR for going on 4 years almost every day use. Still very happy with it.

[Justin]

You will be happy with the St. Louis Pneumatic grinder. It is made in Fenton, Mo and has a maximum repair charge. You can also purchase it on Amazon