Beerhippie
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Any abrasive disk will give up the ghost and suffer a rapid unscheduled deconstruction event (gotta love NASA jargon) when side-loaded. The EZ-Locks will tolerate a little bit more than the old brown disks, which still ain't much. Gotta plan your cuts, especially with the body of the tool being larger in dia. than the disk.There was a time when the E-Z Lock disks would leave the party with any lateral pressure. Somebody must have rewrote the bonding specs.
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