or possibly a 9 inch grinder? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Draper-7286...ef=sr_1_3?s=diy&ie=UTF8&qid=1355597333&sr=1-3
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I have to say, I use thin discs all the time, its either that or oxy, and I've not managed to explode one in four years! Best tool I know!
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Couple of thoughts on your two links for cutting: The Rage looks good, but you are dependant on the one blade. Any damage and it's a new one. The grinder would do the trick if mounted in a hinged frame on the bench. Discs are cheap, but as they wear, the depth of cut reduces. I used one for many years and one can always take it off the bench for freehand cutting or grinding, so a bit more versatile.
For the bench, going up to 30 or 35x2mm would make it more solid.
For the bench, going up to 30 or 35x2mm would make it more solid.
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I think perhaps you would be better practising the safe useage of a smaller grinder before moving onto a 9" version.
A 4.5-5" grinder with a suitable disc would cover most requirements I would imagine.
