AW: cutting holes
MACHINE MEDIA
cdmaster at netcom.com
Mon Jun 24 22:12:48 CEST 1996
> but you should. I'm not talking about the wheels that are big blocks of sand
> paper material, I'm talking about the ones that are made of some kind of
> composite with a criss-crossed pattern on them (I don't know exactly what
> they're called). I've used these wheels on hand-held power drills to cut
> through Krytonite bike locks and they work - I know it will cut it.
They are called cut-off wheels. They come in all sizes -- tiny for
Dremel tools, bigger for die grinders (their most popular application),
and huge for pavement saws. The type you are thinking of are fiberglass
reinforced cut-off wheels, they are the color of pecan pie -- kind of like
that brown sugar candy with the nuts, but have a cross-hatched pattern
(like a lattice apple pie :)
PEACE OUT :)
MARK
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