Dragonwalker
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Well this thread went on and on didn't it..
Don't let it grind you down
Don't let it grind you down
scottonthefen
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I keep using them until they're not effective at grinding! Cutting discs break apart very easily, but 6mm discs tend to stay together a lot better, though I guess that also depends on whether you grind on the end or face, or both ..
Right, cheers. I was wondering if this was close to flying apart in my face (mask). I'm tight so I'll use it some more.
scottonthefen
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It seems not all cheap cutting discs are made equal. When the Dapetz one shredded itself I dropped the grinder thought "F*ck that!" and went to Screwfix for more of the Universal Fit ones as they do seem to stay intact as they wear down. I'm sure there are other good cheap brands but just don't buy Dapetz..
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freelance
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It seems not all cheap cutting discs are made equal. When the Dapetz one shredded itself I dropped the grinder thought "F*ck that!" and went to Screwfix for more of the Universal Fit ones as they do seem to stay intact as they wear down. I'm sure there are other good cheap brands but just don't buy Dapetz..
Are you sure you are not just pressing to hard, give the disc a chance to cut, the only ones ever broken up on me, is when flexing the disc, or when I’ve dropped the grinder
scottonthefen
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I've been through a dozen or so of the Universal Fit brand without any issue, so I do blame the Dapetz discs.
jamesmartin
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i dont know about that make but i come across very poor disc brands
Is there a chance it got wet at some point?It seems not all cheap cutting discs are made equal. When the Dapetz one shredded itself I dropped the grinder thought "F*ck that!" and went to Screwfix for more of the Universal Fit ones as they do seem to stay intact as they wear down. I'm sure there are other good cheap brands but just don't buy Dapetz..
scottonthefen
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No. It was the first disc from a sealed pack.
