Dremel Type Cutting Discs

[Deere-est]

What do you use? The ones I have seem to be pretty cr@p. Thin and flimsy and generally brittle. Part Number 409.

What do you use and do you have a part number?

[Old Ford]

thats the one's i use Tris. i find one can last a long time , then you go though 5 in  20 mins. i use the thicker one but don't cut so well or fast. i have started to do a Seany and use a 4'' grinder and thin disc. worked very well on the britains trailers.

[Lord Ferguson]

They do do a diamond cutting disc Tris... from memory... but it's all the money I believe... I may have one in the shed... if I can find it... you can have it mate  

[Deere-est]

Oooh cheers Marky 

I tried that method too OF but I put the disc straight through a trailer bed when I was doing on of them converted bale trailers. 

[Old Ford]

oh  :-X

[Tractorman810]

the same as you tris but with care, and also the heavy duty ones they do to, they have a woven string in them and are 3/4 times the thickness than the first ones, better for metal cutting ,those small ones fly apart if you have the thing to fast speed wise,i always wear eye sheild when useing those ones, after a near miss, which she went potty over as the cut was approx 1cm of my eye and wouldnt stop bleeding mate

[Deere-est]

Know what you mean Sean. Just found a piece in my hair when I had a bath!! 

[FB]

Know what you mean Sean. Just found a piece in my hair when I had a bath!! 

shouldnt laugh :D :D....but thats usually the case >

i rely on what Sean uses then buy the model from him

[Tractorman810]

shouldnt laugh :D :D....but thats usually the case >

i rely on what Sean uses then buy the model from him

many a slip and cut using those fine ones i can tell ya, that or a few bits flying arround, best tip for those is plastic cutting only, and no more than half speed on the dremmel tops, lot safer that way

[Tellarian]

Proxxon are the best get them from Chronos

http://www.chronos.ltd.uk/acatalog/Proxxon_Cutting_Discs.html

[JC]

I use some real cheap and nasty carbon ones which come in a set of allsorts of attachmnets and usually for less than a fiver for the lot. The stone ginding wheels etc only last for a short while, probably just long enough to sharpen a chainsaw chain but the discs seem to last a lifetime... infact I can't remember the last time I changed mine.

[Jez]

http://www.dremeleurope.com/dremelocs-uk/Category.jsp;jsessionid=C8A8A5CE79488BFD4A7C2C49EB57EBF9?&ccat_id=504

i use the 426 ones, they are a bit harsh but you can smooth the edges easily.