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Best Table Grinder Under PLN 400: Dedra, Einhell, Hecht, Graphit - Sharpening Drills & Hard Steel

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  • #31 18324501
    zworys
    Level 39  
    Sly75 wrote:
    This TIP grinder is kind of old and German but I'm just worried about its 150W power. Is that enough
    Not enough
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  • #32 18325920
    romarcin
    Level 20  
    xray81 wrote:
    If this data is true, that's good, a German company with a factory in Europe but what they produce in this factory and whether this grinder is also difficult to say. This model costs over PLN 400. Comparing with the appearance similar to Einhell, Dedra, Marpol but the performance a little more solid. Only I wonder if you can still get it because there is no alledrogo as well as miser and price. Sparky no longer produces table grinders so at least it is written on their official site. You can try searching Google, maybe some hardware store is still in stock.

    Sparky Eltos is a Bulgarian company http://sparkygroup.com/about/contact.html in Berlin they have a sales office, it is a pity that the Polish distributor on their site is "ashamed" of Bulgarian origin and writes that it is a "Berlin company", I think that this producer is more solid than the whole "Chinese" presented at the beginning of the thread.
    Thanks to this thread I paid attention to this grinder: Sparky MBG 175 and I will definitely make it for myself under the Christmas tree, for this money 175 mmm disc and 18 kilos of weight ?! it's a bargain!
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  • #33 18326800
    xray81
    Level 22  
    romarcin wrote:
    xray81 wrote:
    If this data is true, that's good, a German company with a factory in Europe but what they produce in this factory and whether this grinder is also difficult to say. This model costs over PLN 400. Comparing with the appearance similar to Einhell, Dedra, Marpol but the performance a little more solid. Only I wonder if you can still get it because there is no alledrogo as well as miser and price. Sparky no longer produces table grinders so at least it is written on their official site. You can try searching Google, maybe some hardware store is still in stock.

    Sparky Eltos is a Bulgarian company http://sparkygroup.com/about/contact.html in Berlin they have a sales office, it is a pity that the Polish distributor on their site is "ashamed" of Bulgarian origin and writes that it is a "Berlin company", I think that this producer is more solid than the whole "Chinese" presented at the beginning of the thread.
    Thanks to this thread I paid attention to this grinder: Sparky MBG 175 and I will definitely make it for myself under the Christmas tree, for this money 175 mmm disc and 18 kilos of weight ?! it's a bargain!


    To be sure, the Sparky Group website says:
    Brief histrory of SPARKY ELTOS AD, Lovech
    1996 Privatisation of the factory by SPARKY GROUP
    Brief histrory of SPARKY AD, Ruse
    1997 Company take-over by SPARKY GROUP

    At least a European product, so maybe qualitatively better than what you can get from China.
  • #34 18327457
    romarcin
    Level 20  
    xray81 wrote:
    At least a European product, so maybe qualitatively better than what you can get from China.

    You're right, Sparky has two factories, both in Bulgaria, one in Lovech, the other in Ruse. The one in Lovech produced in the 70s, under AEG license, drills called in our "bulgarki".

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around finding a suitable workshop grinder under PLN 400 for sharpening drills and handling harder steel. Users express concerns about the limitations of budget grinders, particularly those from brands like Dedra, Einhell, Hecht, and Graphit. Recommendations include considering used models or brands like Skil and Ryobi, which offer better performance. The consensus suggests that many budget grinders are of low quality, often made in China, and may require modifications for optimal use. Users also mention the importance of power, with suggestions that grinders below 350W may not be effective. The Sparky brand is highlighted as a potentially better option, with some users advocating for older, more robust models.
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