I had an urgent need to acquire a new angle grinder yesterday, not long before shop closing time. Shot round to my local Wickes: Their bog standard AG is 40 quid, but they had a Makita on special on the counter for 50. I thought "It's nearly Christmas, why not?", having been quite impressed by the Makita drill I bought a few months ago.
Getting home, I was pleasantly surprised to find it also included 2 disks, one of which is a segmented diamond cutter. Overall then, I was pretty pleased - a decent one instead of a cheapo and, with the case and disks, enough extra stuff to justify the extra tenner, even disregarding the difference in quality.
Oh, and it also ripped through the job I needed it for (using a cheapo Lidl diamond disk), which was a tough bit of concrete that a tradesman had earlier told me I would have trouble with. There certainly is something good about using quality tools.
Just thought people might like to know in case anyone's thinking of asking Santa for one and need directions for his little helpers....