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grinder blades whats best!
need new diamond blade for my grinder is the marcrist ck850 still the best or is there a better alternative!
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I am still using Marcrist until i find better.
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I have another marcrist with cracks in it !! sick of this happening now,it's 3 now !
I'm doing nothing wrong as far as i see either !!!!
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The one I'm using and have done for about 8 months is a cheapish one from Screwfix, can't remeber off hand what and why but it's still going strong, unbelievable .................... I'll try and find which it was
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Is it the Norton one.. Dark green centre of the disc..?
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Originally Posted by
Dave
Is it the Norton one.. Dark green centre of the disc..?
Now your asking, to be honest, if there was any colouring it's long gone iirc itwas about £14
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Originally Posted by
Alan.P
Now your asking, to be honest, if there was any colouring it's long gone iirc itwas about £14
Cheapscate..
Norton is about £27 quid at SF..
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i have a rubi porc blade on mine..nice blade but it cracked last week so new one coming up,any favourites?
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Originally Posted by
Dave
Cheapscate..
Norton is about £27 quid at SF..
Told it was a cheapish one, next time I'm in there I'll have a look see, can't fault the blade, it's had some stick and still going strong.
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that norton disc from screwfix is a cracker my last one lasted a couple of years before it got a 'little too thin' (Norton Turbo be the name)
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Originally Posted by
hillhead
I have another marcrist with cracks in it !! sick of this happening now,it's 3 now !
I'm doing nothing wrong as far as i see either !!!!
check the speed rating on disc compared to your grinder might be the prob
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I use Bosch blades, seem to do everthing, no problem with my Makita variable sped grinder,
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