Have 300 odd discs in boxes lying around the place, but another 100 won’t go a missJust cleaned out S/fix in Inverness - 7 packs awaiting collection.
I already have plenty of discs to be going on with, but these won't evaporate![]()
ahh but don't forget the forum police will be on to you if they get out of date and must be put in the binJust cleaned out S/fix in Inverness - 7 packs awaiting collection.
I already have plenty of discs to be going on with, but these won't evaporate![]()
Would be interesting to see how these compare to the Erbauer ones!
No stores locally have them in stock where I live & I'm not short of cutting discs either.
I do question if they bulk buy a ship load of these & shift them cheap. As I haven't seen these discs before
I bought some a while back at 25p a disc, But I've become a cutting disc snob since using Tryolit & KlingsporI usually buy Erbauer, from Screwfix. They aren’t cheap, but work well.
il run one through some 1/8 or quarter plate and tell you if there any good when I get themBe interesting to see how these perform, the last screwfix discs I bought were made from cardboard, at least that's what they seemed like when using them, as far as I can see they don't seem to have INOX written on them so don't expect to be cutting much stainless with them either.
I hope for the sake of all that bought them that I'm wrong, but I wont be buying any, I think I'll stick to the Abracs Phoenix ones.
Discs are manufactured by Kingfisher International Products of London.
Screwfix/B&Q own brand