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    Dewalt Grinder breakdown

    So I have spent hours searching & reading past threads and can't find what I'm looking for. I would appreciate your help.

    My boss has a lot of old dewalt grinders and chop saws Non-working some in parts & pieces. I need to dispose of these and don't want to pay to haul them off. I thought breaking them down would be the best way to go.
    I've done 1. I took out the motor, cut off the cord separated the plastic pieces but I have no clue what the head of the grinder is made of. A magnet does not stick. I search the mfg site but they do not list what it's made of. Since most of you have a grinder I thought someone might know.
    Is it trash or what pile should it go in? or am I just wasting my time altogether?



    Thanx in advance

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    its cast aluminum

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