230mm 9" DIAMOND CUTTING DISC BLADES 4 BRICK STONE

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have a small job to do in the next few weeks that got me thinking, will have to cut around 12 feet, maybe 2 inches thick but will be cutting, breaking and pouring all at once so will still be a few hours work involved and it sickens me to hire a machine for so little work. Toolstation has a variety of diamond blades from reliable brands to cut all types of building materials including Bosch diamond blades, Mexco diamond blades, Turbolite, Spectrum and Pegasus.

Measuring 8mm thick, the disc features a series of keyhole gullets which make the action slightly more aggressive than smooth discs and also helps remove material from the cutting surface as you work. Moreover, if you find the proper diamond cutting blade for your angle grinder, even if you are carrying a DIY project you will end up with a professional result. Diamond blades are highly useful and versatile as they can be used for many different applications, including cutting and grinding stone, concrete, glass, ceramics and more. They’re also great value, so you can cut down on costs, as well as through concrete, steel, bricks and much more. tbh, and i know ya mightnt want to spend it johnboy, but if it was me, id be going for the likes of this.back 2 yrs ago, hilti were doing a special offer on their one, its a lot bigger than the ts400 tho, awkwardly bigger for small jobs. Paving Stones Direct UK Ltd, supplies high quality, globally sourced Vitrified Porcelain Paving and Natural Stone Paving Slabs. Credit subject to status, UK residents only, Toolstation Ltd, acts as a broker and offers finance from a restricted range of finance providers, PayPal Credit is a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH.

i have one here for the 5" grinder, but its horrid hard on it, the dust gets everywhere, its only a 2mm disc so it cuts fast, and i mostly used it for tiles.I do take the point on using them indoors, and another point is making sure ya have enough fuel, however, an angle grinder doesn't last pissing time cutting masonry with the dust destroying the gearbox and motor, it's not safe using water around them, and there's not as good control on the grinder. Boasting an impressive cost-per-cut ratio and designed for the toughest of the tough jobs, they’re good to go. Lead times are shown on the product and trolley pages and are always advertised in working days (Monday to Friday).