🔪 Superior Performance: Premium Cut Off Wheel for Metal and Stainless Steel Review

I will return them, they bend a lot when I compare them to the products I usually use. The difference appears to be the size of the hole in the fiber material used in this product. It has a much bigger hole and I'm afraid of hurting my co-workers and myself. But all other products I've bought from Benchmark are great products and value.

These are good economical cut-off wheels. None of the grinding wheels I've used last very long. This is no exception. But they aren't as expensive as some and I can't tell them apart from the more expensive options in terms of performance or durability. I go through about 50 of these a year. They are the fastest option on expanded metal. Much faster than a torch or plasma cutter.

I really liked how long these blades lasted. I appreciated their solid construction. I bought these for a project to remove a front loader bucket mount so I can weld on a quick coupler. They were used to cut 3/8" to 1/2" grade 50 steel. I have cut a lot with them and I am satisfied with their work. I'm not a professional, just an average handyman. I challenged the wheels in many ways throughout the project and they held up to my satisfaction.

I've cut all sorts of car parts with this wheel. I used to use port transport, it's complete rubbish in comparison. I wouldn't say they're the strongest, but they're the best. I would choose a strong cheap disc over a strong expensive cut-off wheel just because it's easy to mix up or misplace an angle grinder and damage the cut-off wheel. If you are careful and use them properly, they will do the trick. I'm very happy with the value I got for these cheap drives. Cheap as port freight and takes…

I've run through 3-4 of these already and I'm really not impressed. The first thing I noticed was that the disc wobbled a lot when cutting. I stopped my grinder because I thought that either A. the pulley was loose or B. something was wrong with my grinder (e.g. a bearing has failed). It turns out that even with a fairly light pressure, these discs bend very much. They wobble and bend as you cut, making it very difficult to get a straight cut. I also had a separate drive like a thin layer…

I'm a bit of a coffee addict and have experimented with almost every possible way of making coffee at home (bun coffee maker, french press, cold brew, espresso on the stovetop, etc..) . I have to say that Chemex coffee is simply the best. It's more work for a cup, but it's absolutely better. When I have time, I will make my own coffee this way. When I started brewing coffee in my Chemex, I also started drinking it black, it's so smooth. Be sure to buy Chemex brand filters and be sure to watch…