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    Looking for recommendations for a cutting wheel

    What brands/types of cutting wheel would you recommend to go on a B&D 7" grinder?

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    I have used, used masonary cutting discs.
    They are a bit finer grain than normal discs & a bit harder too, great for thin stuff that moves a bit when you grind it.

    They are normally left over from worn huge discs as by the time they get to 7 inch dia they have stopped cutting or are too small Dia to make a deep cut into masonary or road surfaces.

    Just make sure the cutting speed is correct. The 'metres/second' thing on the outer edge of the disc.


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