I found 115mm diamond discs in Poundland today for £1 ea. You may be interested.
Regards Capitol
Diamond cutting discs
Jan 23, 2005
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What brand? I might grab some.
Rolson or a n o.
Capitol
On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 18:50:03 +0000, Capitol strung together this:
Er, no thanks. I like to complete a job with all my limbs intact.
Something about that brand leaves me cold.
A bit like Draper. Could be adequate for the money or rubbish regardless.
Curious. I might upgrade that to interested if I saw what their useful life was. There's a _big_ difference in the hardness and wear life of diamonds between good (monocrystalline) and the low-end polycrystallines. The diamond content of a disk also varies a lot.
Draper is _nothing_ like Rolson ! Draper have _some_ standards.
I'd agree they're probably better. But *some* Rolson stuff is also OK for light use. I just can't imagine diamond cutting discs falling into this category.
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Hold on sir, I'll just check, "Shaaaaaron, the gentleman wants to know if the diamonds in these (them) discs are monocrystalline or polycrystalline . . . . . . . . " :-D
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also has them for a pound. There are a number of lines they do for a pound, maybe a couple of hundred. But postage is 8 quid.
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