Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
This cutting wheel is sharp and strong, has small kerf and high sharpness.
Widely Applicable:
Suitable for cutting jade, thin iron, glass, etc. Suitable for most rotating tools and pneumatic tools, such as grinders.
Diamond Particle Material:
It has high hardness, wear resistance, and excellent impact resistance.
Notice:
Please remember to wear gloves and goggles when using them. When cutting, you can add some water to keep it cool.
BigSkyRich
August 18, 2025
Gave it a test run on some rock I am polishing, shaping. Make sure you use water as coolant/lubricant
Adrian Lyon
August 15, 2025
I have only used these cutter disk twice on a kitchen remodel I was quite impressed.
Customer
July 19, 2025
Perfect for gemstones. Use on low speed and keep stone wet with water and it should last long enough to complete project.
Jo. Ann Gonzalez
July 9, 2025
I use these a lot, they do the job for me.
Joan Veltre
June 22, 2025
works great.
Dave L
June 2, 2025
I needed a larger diameter cutting disk for my Dremel. These fit that need and as they’re made of metal they’re much more durable that the Dremel disks. But the cutting media is just bonded to the disk; once it’s gone from the edge it all but doesn’t cut.
WC BOYT..
May 24, 2025
Package arrived on time and came in a handy pouch with lots of blades and two shafts . Been using these blades for awhile now and they are fantastic at cutting carbon fiber plate . Clean and accurate and great for sanding too . Will cut through 2 mm plate like butter but also concrete as i found out the hard way on my front porch and always where a proper respirator and eye protection ..
Michel
May 23, 2025
Excellent pour couper le plastic c’est pour l’usage qui m’intéresse
Customer
May 19, 2025
Used with dremel. Needs a larger dremel model as the wheel is too big for the smaller dremel (it fits but the larger wheel increases the load on the smaller dremel and it heats up quickly). Works well.
Customer
February 21, 2025
My issue with these isn't so much the sanding/grinding disc but rather the spindle... The end of the spindle that the disc is screwed to is cut at a slight angle so when the disc turns it wobbles.I fixed it by grinding the end flat with one of the discs as I spun the spindle (without the screw or disc attached to it) in my cordless drill. Small problem but whoever is making them should take an extra 3 seconds of their day and calibrate their tooling so that it's cutting square.That being said... The disc's are so thin that the screw isn't really able to get a good grip on the disc and so it spins a little on the spindle. Maybe putting 2 disc's together will solve the problem.
Tomas
February 8, 2025
Don't waste your money.
Recommended Products