🪚 CZS Woodcarving Disc 4/4.5 Inch Angle Grinder Wheel Disc for Woodworking Circular Chain Saw Blades and Coarse Discs - Fits 100/115 mm Angle Grinder, 22 Teeth, 5/8” Arbor (Replacement Chain Included) Review

WILL NOT FIT ANY standard 4-4 1/2" angle grinder as the countersink is too small to accept a collet nut. The two smaller collet locks have too small center holes. See attached photos. DO NOT BUY THIS!

Works great. I have a lot of small stumps and roots that I needed to remove and the chainsaw didn't fit and the stump grinder was overkill. That fits the bill. Worked very well. Update: I've used a grinding wheel and had the same experience as others. It didn't fit. I had to flip the lock nut to get it to fit. Not very sure.

I used this to chop up some stumps in my garden into pots. It works as advertised and cuts like a champ. This can be a dangerous tool if not used with great care. I would recommend that but please be careful. I couldn't use the included grinding wheel with my 30 year old Craftsman angle grinder.

Started with the cutting disc, worked fine for 4 cuts then the problem started. The bolts holding the chain in place have come loose causing it to fall apart and become vulnerable. After checking, no fixative fluid was applied to the screws, causing them to vibrate, lost 2 screws. Grinding wheel, the teeth are easy to clog and timely use.

I bought this tool to make rustic table legs. It is very well made and comes with an extra chain. I've used walnut before and the wood removal was pretty quick. This creates a lot of dust, so be sure to wear all your PPE. I would also suggest a heavy leather apron or something to protect your feet in case the chain might come loose, although this is very unlikely.

Received my order today and was delighted. I have a wood carving blade, chainsaw blades and a coarse blade. The only problem is that the screws that come with it don't fit. Suitable for my meat grinder. I have a Bauer chopper that I bought from Harbor Freight. The staging fits, but the built-in one that comes with attachments is smaller so I can't use them. and my screw does not fit the nozzles. The jets themselves are very good.

I have a twisted joist that I need to align with a bent corner so the corner trim of the house will lay flat. The bad part was painted, the paint was basically painted with mud with a binder - very abrasive. This allowed me to remove about 2 square meters. Painted wood feet in a tapered piece up to 1/2 inch thick. until then it had not cut. could be resharpened but I decided to just take another one at a price to do the other end of the beam. I don't know what else would work.

I have experience with different types of chainsaws/chains over the past 10 years. For the price this is a good tool but I can imagine with decent use on hardwood it will need frequent sharpening to cut quickly and safely. I have to say that this is probably the most dangerous tool in the whole 'shed' as most angle grinders have slide locks to give you a better grip (but not too tight) and that hand is close to the cutter even when you have guards on use.

I know it's not good to give something that works 1 star BUT I have a big safety issue with this product. The two small screws that hold the chainsaw blade to the spindle are DANGEROUS! They are too small, poor quality and worse, they are loose. I tested the product and noticed that the screws loosened during testing. A mother completely detached herself and then flew away. I immediately disconnected and checked the situation. There are only 2 small screws but 4 holes. Nuts are not self-locking