Metalworking Tools

Explore our range of powered metalworking tools from DEWALT, Bosch, Makita, HiKOKI, Evolution and Einhell, designed to deliver accuracy and power for all your metal fabrication needs. From grinders and cutters to drills and saws, these tools help professionals and hobbyists work with metals quickly and precisely.

Built with durable materials and advanced technology, our powered metalworking tools ensure smooth operation and long-lasting performance. Perfect for workshops, industrial sites, and DIY metal projects, find the right tools to enhance your productivity and craftsmanship.

Makita cordless angle grinder with side handle, 40V battery, and cutting disc attached
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Metalworking Tools for Every Trade

MTN Shop stocks 607 SKUs across grinders, cutters, drills, rivet guns, soldering equipment and abrasives, from DEWALT, Bosch, Makita, HiKOKI, Evolution, Einhell and Metabo. Whether you need a single tool or a full metalworking setup, real specs (power, disc size, no-load speed) are listed on every product so you can compare directly.

DeWalt Angle Grinders: Cordless and 230mm

Looking for a DeWalt cordless angle grinder? The DCG405N XR Brushless Grinder 125mm 18V Bare Unit and the DCG406N XR Brushless Angle Grinder 125mm 18V Bare Unit run on the 18V XR platform for site work without a cable, alongside the DEWALT 18V XR McLaren Grinder. For heavier grinding and cutting, a DeWalt 9 inch grinder steps up to a larger disc: the DWE492K Angle Grinder 230mm in Kitbox 2200W is built for continuous corded use on steel fabrication and heavy site work, where the smaller 125mm cordless models aren't powerful enough.

Metal Cutting Saws

For a DeWalt metal cutting saw, the D28730L Metal Cutting Chop Saw 355mm 2300W is built for repeat, accurate cuts in steel bar, box section and angle, using an abrasive or cold-cut blade depending on the material. This sits alongside the Evolution R300DCT and R230DCT disc cutters, which cover similar metal cutting work at 300mm and 230mm disc sizes.

Angle Grinders Across Brands

Beyond DeWalt, this collection covers angle grinders from Bosch (GWS 12V-76V compact cordless), Makita (GA9020KD 230mm with case and diamond wheel, GA5030R and GA4034 corded models), HiKOKI (G23MR/J2 230mm heavy-duty and the G12STX/G23ST twin pack), and Einhell (TE-AG230 230mm). Smaller disc sizes (115mm-125mm) suit general grinding, cutting and cleaning tasks, while 230mm models handle heavier fabrication and demolition work.

Drilling, Cutting and Fastening for Metal

For magnetic drilling on structural steel, the Evolution EVOMAG42 and EVOMAG28 Magnetic Drills clamp directly to the workpiece for accurate, portable hole drilling. Metal shears, nibblers, and rivet guns from Rapid and Bahco cover sheet metal cutting and fastening, while soldering irons and solder from Weller, Frys Metals and Fluxrite® handle electrical and plumbing joints.

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Warranty and Standards

All metalworking tools sold by MTN Shop are genuine stock, sourced through official UK distribution, so full manufacturer warranty applies as it would from the brand directly. Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and model, typically between 1 and 3 years, with details listed on each product page. Every powered tool sold here carries UKCA or CE marking, confirming it meets UK and EU safety requirements.

Choosing the Right Grinder or Cutter

Disc size determines both power and application: 115mm-125mm grinders are lighter and suit general grinding, cutting and cleaning, while 230mm models remove more material per pass and suit heavier fabrication, demolition and steel cutting. Cordless grinders on 18V or higher platforms now cover most site work, but corded models remain standard for continuous heavy-duty grinding where run time matters more than portability.

Need help matching a tool to your job or battery platform? Contact our team for advice, or request a trade quote for bulk orders. Browse our full Power Tools range for drills, saws, sanders and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

For most steel cutting and fabrication, a 230mm (9in) grinder removes material faster and handles thicker stock, while a 115-125mm grinder is easier to control for finishing, cleaning welds and general grinding. Heavier jobs favour the larger disc; precision work favours the smaller one.
Cordless grinders on 18V platforms now handle most general grinding and cutting tasks, including 125mm discs. For continuous heavy-duty work such as large-scale fabrication or demolition, a corded 230mm grinder still offers longer run time without battery changes.
An angle grinder is handheld and versatile, used for cutting, grinding and finishing in any position. A metal cutting chop saw is bench-mounted and built specifically for repeat, square cuts in steel bar, box section and angle, giving more accuracy for batch cutting than a handheld grinder.
Yes, as long as the disc size matches the grinder's maximum rated capacity (for example 125mm or 230mm) and the disc type (grinding, cutting, or flap) is rated for the material and speed of that tool. Always check the disc's maximum RPM against the grinder's no-load speed before fitting it.
A magnetic drill clamps directly to the steel surface, holding the tool steady for accurate, repeatable holes without a fixed workbench. A standard drill works for occasional holes but is harder to control precisely on vertical or overhead steel without that magnetic base.