grinder suggestions for sculpted rocker build

[tcarswell]

I'm gearing up for the sculpted rocker build and I have most everything . However I don't want to buy a foredom (is that what its called ?)if I don't have to. Anyone have a favorite make and size grinder ? Perhaps also wheel type to make the rocker ? I liked the feel of the bosch at home depot. I'm so excited to join in on the fun ! 

[Brendon_t]

I've had a dewalt 4" grinder for years and beat the snot out of it,  left it in the rain,  dropped it and it still does work.  It's heavy but I like it because it won't jump on me.  

[..Kev]

I used a Dewalt corded and it worked great on the project.  I also tried the cordless version that Marc used and was pleasantly surprised.  I also used the same wheels as Marc and they worked great!

[wtnhighlander]

I have had a Makita 4" for years, but last year I needed a 4 1/2" to drive a Kutzall wheel. Picked up one of the "paddle swich" designs from Harbor Freight for $25, and have been very impressed with it. Whatever brand you choose, I recommend the paddle-type switch. And the Kutzall disks are easy to use.

[Beechwood Chip]

I asked this same question a few weeks ago.  I ended up getting the Harbor Freight grinder.

[Brendon_t]

Taylor, are you using the walnut from the stash? Gotten a good mc reading?

[tcarswell]

Thanks guys ! I'm going with a bosch . The slabs were kiln dried so they are super ready for the build ! I am super ready as well