Milwaukee Bench Grinders: Models, Specs, and Pricing
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Milwaukee doesn't make a bench grinder. Their grinder lineup focuses on portable angle grinders and die grinders on the M18 platform. For a bench grinder, look at DeWalt, Ryobi, or specialty brands like Rikon and JET.
Milwaukee Corded (120V AC) Platform
Bench grinders are stationary corded tools. Milwaukee doesn't make one. Their portable grinder lineup (M18 angle and die grinders) is strong, but the bench grinder market is served by other brands.
Current Models
Model listings coming soon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why doesn't Milwaukee make a bench grinder?
Milwaukee targets mobile tradespeople. Bench grinders are shop fixtures that don't fit the "on the job site" product strategy. Their M18 angle and die grinders handle most of the same tasks in a portable form.
What bench grinder should I buy?
The DeWalt DW756 (6-inch, $109) is the default recommendation for home shops. For professional sharpening, the Rikon 80-808M (8-inch variable speed, $260) runs at lower RPM for cooler grinding.