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title: "Angle Grinder Stand"
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# Adjustable clamp swing 0°-45° for precision cuts Cast iron base for rock-solid stability Fits 4-5 inch (100-125mm) angle grinders Angle Grinder Stand

**Brand:** yaetek
**Price:** € 19.76
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Cut with confidence, grind with precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Angle Grinder Stand by yaetek
- **How much does it cost?** € 19.76 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- yaetek enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted yaetek brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Workbench Ready:** Pre-drilled base holes let you secure the stand for safe, hands-free operation.
- • **Rock-Solid Stability:** Heavy cast iron base anchors your work for unmatched steadiness.
- • **Universal Grinder Fit:** Compatible with 4 to 5 inch angle grinders, including popular brands like DeWalt.
- • **Durable Aluminum Stand:** Lightweight yet sturdy aluminum frame balances portability with strength.
- • **Precision Angle Control:** Quick clamp swing adjusts from 0° to 45° for flawless angled cuts every time.

## Overview

The YaeTek Angle Grinder Stand combines a heavy cast iron base with a durable aluminum frame to securely hold 4-5 inch angle grinders. Its adjustable clamp swing from 0° to 45° enables precise angled cuts, while pre-drilled holes allow for stable mounting to your workbench. Designed for professionals seeking safer, more consistent cutting performance, this stand balances rugged durability with practical versatility.

## Description

YaeTek Angle Grinder Stand Grinder Holder Cutter Support Cast Iron base 100mm 125mm (4in-5in.) - desertcart.com

Review: Good repeat cutter for angle grinder - As I looked at the ad for this angle grinder cutting support, I could not see much clarity on how it was assembled and how it held the grinder. Also, I found the instructions less than clear and fairly tedious. For that reason, I took quite a few pictures that I hope a purchaser may be able to use to more easily see how things fit together. Somewhat unintuitive is the idea, very true here, that the screws that hold the grinder in place, and also the clamp screws that press against the grinder to hold it straight for cutting will fall out of their places if the grinder is not attached. Also, the screw and nut that hold the debris shield in place easily fall out of their slot if the screw is loose. On most products, one expects things to hold together without all parts being in place, but these are simplifications that don't harm performance, although they do save manufacturing costs. A simple sequence of assembly is to attach the support to the stand, leaving the screws a little loose, then attach the arms that connect to the grinder, again leaving the screws loose so the arms can slide to fit the grinder. Push the plastic ends on the two clamp screws, spin on their nuts, and push the clamp screws into place, ready to push against the installed grinder. Use suitable sized screws to attach the grinder, properly oriented, to proper tightness on the holding arms, center the grinder to align with the push clamps, and tighten the bolts that attach the holding arms. Next, use the push clamps to straighten the grinder and the screws that hold the support, moving things until the grinder cutter wheel is aligned over the cutting slot in the base, and tighten those parts in place. Finally, moves the debris guard to its best position, with the bend in the guard support arm turned upward, and tighten the guard support arm in place. If the guard does not line up well with the cutting wheel, I have found that a crescent wrench and a steel bar for prying is one way to lightly bend the support arm to better align the guard with the cutting wheel. I think this covers my assembling experiences pretty well. This stand is lightly made, but the aluminum structure is quite sturdy. The iron base is quite heavy and stable. The clamp rises only a short distance, but it can be uses to hold larger items in a consistent orientation, and it moves forward and backward to enable better alignment with the cutter blade. The design of this stand is interestingly a fine balance between performance and simplicity, but it holds steady, performing well. Both the moderate weight of the stand and the structure of the cutting disk suggest applying moderate pressure to cuts in tough materials. The stand will probably take pretty high pressure, but the cutting wheel and the grinder could be the first to suffer from high pressure use. I find this stand to be useful, durable, well and efficiently designed, and far more useful than holding the grinder by hand for making consistently angled cuts.
Review: Seems OK for what it is - For the price this will make cutting small metal items safer and more convenient. The machine is pretty well made and feels substantial. The base is cast iron, the top is cast aluminum. The assembly instructions are poor but with a little common sense you can get it done. Adjustments and assembly require 3 different allen wrenches (cheap versions included) and at least 3 different size hex nuts and bolts (wrenches not included). I attached the allen wrenches to the base with a magnet because you need them to tweak the alignment, move the fence and remove the shield for wheel changes. I thought the washers for the bolts that mount the router support arms were insufficient and I wound up grinding opposite sides off better washers to fit in the slotted holes. Comes with a couple of different bolt sizes to mount the grinder and my DeWalt grinder fit right in. The bolts through the arm that press on the grinder and provide rotational adjustment are a little hookey too and even came loose while cutting. I'll probably have to add lock nuts to fix that (couldn't find the right ones tonight). Getting the thing adjusted was a chore (about 45 minutes). It took a little experimenting to figure out the best adjustment sequence. The instructions are non-existent for that. It did cut pretty true afterwards though. I highly recommend attaching it to your workbench because it will move around on you if you don't. The base includes 2 holes for that purpose, I used a single C clamp that fit in the front depression and that seemed like enough but maybe I will eventually mount it on a piece of plywood. The fence is OK but not great. The grinder hits the fence when the fence is in the right hand slot and that limits the width of the material you can cut. I did buy this model as opposed to a cheaper alternative because it has 2 fence slots and I had read about this issue in other reviews. You can move the fence to the left slot and I think the grinder will then not contact the fence (didn't try that yet). But the left hand slot does not capture the nuts used to lock the fence down so it will be a little awkward to adjust. Also the left slot is not as long. Because it is so difficult to align you will not want to remove the grinder very often so having a second grinder to clean up welds and debur with is pretty much a requirement. Bottom line is it's not a chop saw but will do the job for small items and for about $25 delivered doesn't break the tool budget.

## Features

- Quick clamp swing angle：0 degree - 45 degree
- Appr. Size: 9 1/2in(L) * 7 1/2in(W) * 11in(H)
- Material: Aluminum, cast iron
- Application: hold 4 inch or 5 inch angle grinder (100mm to 125mm)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07B1SSW29 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #391,868 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #519 in Power Angle Grinders |
| Brand | YaeTek |
| Brand Name | YaeTek |
| Color | Grey,black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 406 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9.45"L x 7.87"W x 12.01"H |
| Item Weight | 2.5 kg |
| Manufacturer | Yaemart Corportation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B07B1SSW29_CA NARF |
| Material | Cast Iron Base Aluminium Stand |
| Material Type | Cast Iron Base Aluminium Stand |
| Model Number | B07B1SSW29_CA NARF |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Angle Grinder Stand |
| Product Dimensions | 9.45"L x 7.87"W x 12.01"H |
| Style | Angled |
| Style Name | Angled |
| UPC | 615200852818 615200853686 |
| Wattage | 1250 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** YaeTek
- **Material:** Cast Iron Base Aluminium Stand
- **Product Dimensions:** 9.45"L x 7.87"W x 12.01"H
- **Style:** Angled
- **Power Source:** Angle Grinder Stand

## Images

![Angle Grinder Stand - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/8158msFy-jL.jpg)
![Angle Grinder Stand - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81-UYLgD2mL.jpg)
![Angle Grinder Stand - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81wTACtPGbL.jpg)
![Angle Grinder Stand - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91wVAlzFd1L.jpg)
![Angle Grinder Stand - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91rKvzshivL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How does it handle angle iron?**
A: Just as good as anything else. Honestly, I wouldn’t buy this thing. The hinge where the arm attaches to the base and the grinder-arm attachment points have so much slop that you’ll get a better cut marking with a speed square and cutting with a hand-held angle grinder.

**Q: What brands of 4-1/2 hand grinder will fit the stand?**
A: My corded DeWalt works fine.

**Q: what model grinders this fit?**
A: The stand will fit most 4 1/2 " angle grinders.  I purchased an AVID POWER Angle Grinder 7.5-Amp 4-1/2 inch from Amazon to use with this stand, and it fits and works great.

**Q: Will this work with a Makita 4 1/2" angle grinder (Model 9557) ?**
A: The stand isn't model specific, it's specific to the size of the angle grinder.  Your 4 1/2" angle grinder should fit this stand.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good repeat cutter for angle grinder
*by J***E on June 4, 2026*

As I looked at the ad for this angle grinder cutting support, I could not see much clarity on how it was assembled and how it held the grinder. Also, I found the instructions less than clear and fairly tedious. For that reason, I took quite a few pictures that I hope a purchaser may be able to use to more easily see how things fit together. Somewhat unintuitive is the idea, very true here, that the screws that hold the grinder in place, and also the clamp screws that press against the grinder to hold it straight for cutting will fall out of their places if the grinder is not attached. Also, the screw and nut that hold the debris shield in place easily fall out of their slot if the screw is loose. On most products, one expects things to hold together without all parts being in place, but these are simplifications that don't harm performance, although they do save manufacturing costs. A simple sequence of assembly is to attach the support to the stand, leaving the screws a little loose, then attach the arms that connect to the grinder, again leaving the screws loose so the arms can slide to fit the grinder. Push the plastic ends on the two clamp screws, spin on their nuts, and push the clamp screws into place, ready to push against the installed grinder. Use suitable sized screws to attach the grinder, properly oriented, to proper tightness on the holding arms, center the grinder to align with the push clamps, and tighten the bolts that attach the holding arms. Next, use the push clamps to straighten the grinder and the screws that hold the support, moving things until the grinder cutter wheel is aligned over the cutting slot in the base, and tighten those parts in place. Finally, moves the debris guard to its best position, with the bend in the guard support arm turned upward, and tighten the guard support arm in place. If the guard does not line up well with the cutting wheel, I have found that a crescent wrench and a steel bar for prying is one way to lightly bend the support arm to better align the guard with the cutting wheel. I think this covers my assembling experiences pretty well. This stand is lightly made, but the aluminum structure is quite sturdy. The iron base is quite heavy and stable. The clamp rises only a short distance, but it can be uses to hold larger items in a consistent orientation, and it moves forward and backward to enable better alignment with the cutter blade. The design of this stand is interestingly a fine balance between performance and simplicity, but it holds steady, performing well. Both the moderate weight of the stand and the structure of the cutting disk suggest applying moderate pressure to cuts in tough materials. The stand will probably take pretty high pressure, but the cutting wheel and the grinder could be the first to suffer from high pressure use. I find this stand to be useful, durable, well and efficiently designed, and far more useful than holding the grinder by hand for making consistently angled cuts.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seems OK for what it is
*by J***D on March 15, 2019*

For the price this will make cutting small metal items safer and more convenient. The machine is pretty well made and feels substantial. The base is cast iron, the top is cast aluminum. The assembly instructions are poor but with a little common sense you can get it done. Adjustments and assembly require 3 different allen wrenches (cheap versions included) and at least 3 different size hex nuts and bolts (wrenches not included). I attached the allen wrenches to the base with a magnet because you need them to tweak the alignment, move the fence and remove the shield for wheel changes. I thought the washers for the bolts that mount the router support arms were insufficient and I wound up grinding opposite sides off better washers to fit in the slotted holes. Comes with a couple of different bolt sizes to mount the grinder and my DeWalt grinder fit right in. The bolts through the arm that press on the grinder and provide rotational adjustment are a little hookey too and even came loose while cutting. I'll probably have to add lock nuts to fix that (couldn't find the right ones tonight). Getting the thing adjusted was a chore (about 45 minutes). It took a little experimenting to figure out the best adjustment sequence. The instructions are non-existent for that. It did cut pretty true afterwards though. I highly recommend attaching it to your workbench because it will move around on you if you don't. The base includes 2 holes for that purpose, I used a single C clamp that fit in the front depression and that seemed like enough but maybe I will eventually mount it on a piece of plywood. The fence is OK but not great. The grinder hits the fence when the fence is in the right hand slot and that limits the width of the material you can cut. I did buy this model as opposed to a cheaper alternative because it has 2 fence slots and I had read about this issue in other reviews. You can move the fence to the left slot and I think the grinder will then not contact the fence (didn't try that yet). But the left hand slot does not capture the nuts used to lock the fence down so it will be a little awkward to adjust. Also the left slot is not as long. Because it is so difficult to align you will not want to remove the grinder very often so having a second grinder to clean up welds and debur with is pretty much a requirement. Bottom line is it's not a chop saw but will do the job for small items and for about $25 delivered doesn't break the tool budget.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Solid build, but terrible instructions and frustrating assembly
*by B***S on May 6, 2026*

The product arrived on time and in the manufacturer’s box. The box itself was a bit damaged, but everything inside was intact. When I opened it, I found a large number of loose parts—nuts, bolts, washers—packed separately, and one Allen screw was already loose outside the bag, which made me worry something might be missing. Assembly was honestly the worst part. The instructions were a single sheet of paper, basically a photocopy, with very low-quality exploded diagrams and poorly written English. They were almost impossible to follow. I ended up assembling everything using common sense, which was not easy. Once I got through that (and congratulated myself for surviving the process), I tested it with my angle grinder. It works well. After making a few adjustments for cutting precision (which, again, are not explained anywhere), it performs as expected. The build quality is actually good: the cast parts feel solid, the welds are decent, and the paint finish is nice. It looks sturdy and holds the grinder firmly, allowing for clean cuts. One downside: the blade guard is made of cheap plastic and feels more decorative than protective. Overall, if you can get past the difficult assembly and poor instructions, it’s a good and sturdy product.

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