Die grinder supplies

[uscarry45]

Where are you guys buying 3 inch and four inch cutoff wheels for die grinder 1/4” arbor?

what about roloc abrasive and scotch brute discs? I tried the knockoffs on eBay but they dont hold up.

I have bought from a semi local industrial house but very expensive

 

[oldwino]

Usually use MSC. Not always the cheapest but good stuff

 

[Firstram]

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[Craftfab]

Jag10 and standard 3M brand have both worked well for me.

 

[rancherbill]

I have bought from a semi local industrial house but very expensive

The good stuff is never cheap. It might be time to **** it up and pay what they're worth.

I know I got hooked on cheap and it was traumatic to pay more to get stuff that really worked well. I like it now.

 

[1cargarage]

eBay my friend. Industrial liquidators and resellers often sell consumables like that for well under full pop. You just have to be patient, know exactly what you're looking for (model numbers etc) and be willing to buy in bulk. I have done that for a few things (sandpaper, 2" roloc nonwoven pads, unitized discs, etc), and paid 40-50% under full retail.

 

[anndel]

3M from Amazon.com

 

[gmcgeo]

I buy all my stuff from https://benchmarkabrasives.com/

This company is great and offers great discounts

 

[Honkey84]

3M cubitron Rolocs are the best hands down. They last the longest out of any abrasive disc I’ve used, but they’re costly!

 

[Terra Nova]

Check out Benchmark Abrasives.

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Benchmark Abrasives carries a complete line of zirconia flap discs, as well as top-quality general-duty diamond blades and excellent surface conditioning

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I buy all my stuff from https://benchmarkabrasives.com/

This company is great and offers great discounts

x3 on Benchmark Abrasives. Good selection, quality, and prices.

 

[tarbellb]

eBay my friend. Industrial liquidators and resellers often sell consumables like that for well under full pop. You just have to be patient, know exactly what you're looking for (model numbers etc) and be willing to buy in bulk. I have done that for a few things (sandpaper, 2" roloc nonwoven pads, unitized discs, etc), and paid 40-50% under full retail.

This is your best advice

If you truly want to upgrade from knock offs then you have to go quality brands.
That quality off the shelf is expensive, and justifiable. But if you want to get a deal shop Ebay.

Look for 3M, United, Pferd, Walter, etc

In this case COO is important, USA, Germany, Italy, all have rep for long lasting consumables

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