PeciueBag Compatible with DEWALT 20V MAX* Angle Grinder Tool (DCG413B), Also Fit for FLEXVOLT ADVANTAGE Brushless Cordless (DCG416B), Storage Hold Battery Pack, Charger, Glass Cutting Disc (Box Only)

This is great! And it's exactly as described and pictured.Frees up some space in the extra large Dewalt tool bag I have that still has about 6 more tools in it. Boy is that thing heavy.This angle grinder case will make that about 6-7lbs lighter. It matters.It;s nice to have a dedicated case for the angle grinder. No more digging through the big bag loking for that tool any more. Now it's in it's own case. I like that.I have several similar to this that only hold batteries and a charger or just batteries. Good to have one that holds a tool for a change.The case itself is well made with a sturdy material and the zippers work good. There is a carry handle on it. It's even black and yellow to match all the Dewalt stuff I have.For me, this is a very handy addition to my Dewalt power tool collection. I have a lot of them. Some may say I have too many. I think I need more.Overall, great deal and a lot of value. Glad I got this.

The Peciue Bag for DeWalt 20V Angle Grinder Tool ($23.99), made in China by shenzhenshifengraoshunshiyeyouxiangongsi and sold in the U.S. by Peciue, is a knock-off tool bag for one of DeWalt’s battery-powered grinder tools. It’s made to look like the OEM bag, sans the logo, and comes with the requisite internal hook-and-loop dividers to create compartments for the OEM tool and its various elements and accessories. The promo material omits any description of the materials except to note it’s “anti-scratch” and “wear-resistant,” which should be the expected minimum spec.Now comes the spoiler alert: I do not own any DeWalt power tools. I do, however, own a number of cordless power tools from a different manufacturer. I’m not absolutely sure why I’ve stayed with that equipment pipeline other than I liked the convenience, feel, and performance of the first couple tools I bought. I think that’s pretty much the way woodshops get equipped, in no small part due to the proprietary nature of the batteries and charger.Those tools, however, came either with a zippered tool bag or no bag at all. For the latter, I’ve innovated. One that I had yet to bag, so to speak, is a 3-3/8” compact circular saw. It’s about the same general shape and overall dimensions as the DeWalt 20V Angle Grinder Tool and travels with much the same entourage of battery, blades, etc. Mission accomplished! The saw, extra blades, battery, goggles, dust mask, and dust collector hose adapter all fit quite snugly in the Peciue bag. The top-mounted handle nicely balances the weight distribution of the various pieces and components.I can’t, for obvious reasons, attest to the durability of the Peciue tool bag. I can, however, speak to the ease with which the bag adapts to unintended use. That suggests the bag can readily fulfill its intended use.

I don’t have the angle grinder in here yet, it’s getting repaired. All of the discs, batteries and battery charger fit in the case. There is still room for the grinder itself and more blades. It is handy to have everything ready to use. No more digging for the blade I need but can’t find, or buying more just to find some already in my basement. This bag is well made and should last a long time.

Since the yellow brand doesn't always have good cases for their specific tools, I've found it wise to look elsewhere, and thiswhere, is a good place to begin the search. This fits my grinder perfectly. Since I have many tools, I'm not a big fan of the space for the batteries, but it's a good spot for my gloves and protective glasses instead. It holds everything well, and helps keep things well organized.

The Peciue bag is made to carry an angle grinder. I chose this bag to carry other tools. It comes with two pre-sewn in dividers plus two detachable dividers. There is a mesh pocket in the top plus two extra pockets along the back side. I haven't put a tool in yet, to see how sturdy it is.