I had a lot of old pipes and rebar to cut up and from what I read th-cam.com/users/postUgkxPDBfLu68o58Aw85O_J-zIFfjJARBhp-3 this would be the tool for the job. Since I had never used one, I watched a couple of youtube videos and I'm so glad I did. Some really good safety tips, which I followed, and this tool did a splendid job. One good thing to know is the weight of the tool puts just about the right amount of pressure on the metal I was cutting, so I didn't have to use a lot of pressure, which is more likely to jam the tool. It made fast work of my job.
Thank you for your reply, there is also the same controversy in China, if the metal ring label side is facing upward, the friction of the iron sheet is small, especially the 7inch slice, if it is not tightened, it is easy to swing when cutting, or cause the center hole ring to break; The other part believes that the need for the ring side to face outward is because the ultra-thin sheet is too thin, and the user is afraid that the grinding wheel will crack when the flange is tightened, not consider now the cutting disc of normal thickness is used more, and our mesh is made of high-quality mesh, so we are currently operating according to the video, and we are welcome to provide your views with more users to learn from each other
The role of the metal ring is to enhance the friction with the flange, effectively protect the operation of the grinding wheel and reduce the loss of the flange. At the same time, the expiry date will be stamped on the metal gasket, which will not wear out, allowing customers to know the expiration date clearly. And you don’t think the silver metal ring is more beautiful, haha, thank you for coming, welcome to leave your contact information and join the peerec team.
@@pegatecabrasives metal washer on the disk to prevent the nut from jamming.. you installed the disk incorrectly! In addition, full information about the disk can only be obtained from the front side.
@@KiIIerJo , i dont think so , you can only install a grinding disk which is cranked / offset / dished one way and its the way he done it in the video.
Awesome video. I tried to install a 4-1/2 inch thin (.045”) DEWALT Cutting Wheel, General Purpose Metal Cutting disk in my 4-1/2 porter-cable angle grinder but it interferes with the guard. Any idea why? Thanks
I purchased the bosch gws8-45 grinder and it says it’s not meant for cutting in the manual, just grinding and sanding. Is this true? I thought all angle grinders do cutting with a cutting wheel.
We've always 'argued' at work which side faces up when replacing discs. I agree with you but for a different reason. Every other disc (grinding, masonry, etc) would have the labelled side up, why not the cutting disc too??? Now, as for the metal ring, I did not even notice. Any reason why the metal ring has to be facing up? Great instruction video btw
We will show you how to install the grinding disc, diamond blade, wire brush in the future, welcome to follow us. The metal ring facing up can make the flange with angle tools more tight. safety use power tools.
It does not matter which way you put a T41 (flat) cutting Disc. The only reason for the metal ring, is that it is crimped in to cover the inside of the cutting disc, to protect the flange that the wheel is mounted on. Otherwise the abrasive grains in the disc would start wearing away the flange. This in time will lead to the disc not properly locating and centering on the flange. As an Applications Engineer working for a Large German Abrasives Manufacturer, I can assure you that it makes no difference which way you put it. We have discs in our German range where the Centre Ring is the same saide as the label, and others where the Centre Ring is on the other side. One of our very popular German opposition's 115 x 1mm discs, does not even have a Center Ring.
Thanks for the reply! I'm a beginner and I intend to make a stand for the tool like shown in the link here: th-cam.com/video/wj3Rcalw2Ek/w-d-xo.html. I'm really concerned whether it's safe in case the wheel bursts, though it's more convenient as the sparks fly away from our body.
🚩🚩🚩🚩 Yeah use it this way for little longer and good luck removing disk without ruining your angle grinder. Always face the metal ring ride of this disk towards ( upwards ) tightening nut. I've learned it hard way and you'll thank me later
HOW LONG HAVE THESE RAZOR THIN CUTTING ABRASIVE DISCS BEEN USED BY THE PUBLIC ?? THEY SEEM ALOT MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE THICKER GRINDING DISCS WHICH DONT DO AS MUCH DAMAGE DURING BRIEF NICKS AGAINST MY LITTLE FINGER. I SPENT YESTERDAY IN ER GETTING 4 STITCHES IN MY PINKY. IT ALMOST REACHED BONE IN 1/4 SECOND
Wow, so regret to hear this news, our disc is safety and strong, need to pay attention to the saefty manual, how to right use cutting disc, cutting disc is for cutting , grinding disc is for polishing, so it is two product. our thin cutting disc can pass MPA test, it will not broken even it cut big workpiece.
sorry for your loss，hope more and more people can focus on safety instruction，also factory has responsible for make a good quality disc，that is promise for life
I am 3 years late here - sad about your friend. These machines generally kick back when you least expect it. I lost an old boss last year when he was cutting branches from a tree - the chainsaw kicked back and struck his head. Angle grinders DO kick back, and a blade can shatter for whatever reason. I look stoopid when angle grinding, I wear safety glasses underneath a welding mask AND welding gloves, AND I always have the guard and handle fitted. My grinder has a trigger pull near the back and my hands stay on the handle and the trigger. I have an old spare grinder with a slide switch that is a backup, but to date never had to use it. The reason I I got a new one is because my sweaty hand slipped on the old one, no guard or handle then, and the blade sliced into my forefinger - the scar took a year to fade.
@@tyrotrainer765 i was 3 years PLUS a day late. Maybe if had seen the video one day earlier i might have saved him, but then again, i searched for this video to understand exactly how and why it happened :(. Thank you
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Awesome.. didn't have to listen to some fool blabbing and rambling for 15 minutes. Thank you !
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I had a lot of old pipes and rebar to cut up and from what I read th-cam.com/users/postUgkxPDBfLu68o58Aw85O_J-zIFfjJARBhp-3 this would be the tool for the job. Since I had never used one, I watched a couple of youtube videos and I'm so glad I did. Some really good safety tips, which I followed, and this tool did a splendid job. One good thing to know is the weight of the tool puts just about the right amount of pressure on the metal I was cutting, so I didn't have to use a lot of pressure, which is more likely to jam the tool. It made fast work of my job.
When clamping rods in a vise, use the right side for cutting. The housing of the angle grinder wont hit the vise.
Others says that the label to be faced up not down, what is the different if it is up or down? I think both can do the same job
Thank you for your reply, there is also the same controversy in China, if the metal ring label side is facing upward, the friction of the iron sheet is small, especially the 7inch slice, if it is not tightened, it is easy to swing when cutting, or cause the center hole ring to break; The other part believes that the need for the ring side to face outward is because the ultra-thin sheet is too thin, and the user is afraid that the grinding wheel will crack when the flange is tightened, not consider now the cutting disc of normal thickness is used more, and our mesh is made of high-quality mesh, so we are currently operating according to the video, and we are welcome to provide your views with more users to learn from each other
As an educator, should you be using a Type 27 guard with the Type 41/1 cutting wheel?
Thank you for coming, and welcome to leave contact information. Our salesman will contact you to provide more professional answers.
No he’s not suppose to. Unless he changes to a type 1 guard with the proper nut too
. thanks for sharing your informative vedios bro God bless 😇💕
Thank you for the tips, it's good for own safety. 👍
Welcome to follow us, we will update more useful videos:)
Are your gloves cut resistant?
Why did metal ring installed inside?,what is reason?
The role of the metal ring is to enhance the friction with the flange, effectively protect the operation of the grinding wheel and reduce the loss of the flange. At the same time, the expiry date will be stamped on the metal gasket, which will not wear out, allowing customers to know the expiration date clearly.
And you don’t think the silver metal ring is more beautiful, haha, thank you for coming, welcome to leave your contact information and join the peerec team.
@@pegatecabrasives Thank you very much. From Thailand 🙏😁
@@pegatecabrasives metal washer on the disk to prevent the nut from jamming.. you installed the disk incorrectly! In addition, full information about the disk can only be obtained from the front side.
@@KiIIerJo , i dont think so , you can only install a grinding disk which is cranked / offset / dished one way and its the way he done it in the video.
@@pegatecabrasives expiration date?? Do they go stale or something?
Thank for information ❤
Awesome video. I tried to install a 4-1/2 inch thin (.045”) DEWALT Cutting Wheel, General Purpose Metal Cutting disk in my 4-1/2 porter-cable angle grinder but it interferes with the guard. Any idea why? Thanks
Thank you for coming, and welcome to leave contact information. Our salesman will contact you to provide more professional answers.
I purchased the bosch gws8-45 grinder and it says it’s not meant for cutting in the manual, just grinding and sanding. Is this true? I thought all angle grinders do cutting with a cutting wheel.
Please read the safety manual first before you use the angle tools.
Is hand burning with this flame?
normally will not burning，but we still recommend fireproof non-knit gloves
@@pegatecabrasives thanx
We've always 'argued' at work which side faces up when replacing discs. I agree with you but for a different reason. Every other disc (grinding, masonry, etc) would have the labelled side up, why not the cutting disc too???
Now, as for the metal ring, I did not even notice.
Any reason why the metal ring has to be facing up?
Great instruction video btw
We will show you how to install the grinding disc, diamond blade, wire brush in the future, welcome to follow us. The metal ring facing up can make the flange with angle tools more tight. safety use power tools.
For 20 years ive been putting the labelled side up and i hate when people tell me ive put it wrong . I need to show them this video
It does not matter which way you put a T41 (flat) cutting Disc. The only reason for the metal ring, is that it is crimped in to cover the inside of the cutting disc, to protect the flange that the wheel is mounted on. Otherwise the abrasive grains in the disc would start wearing away the flange. This in time will lead to the disc not properly locating and centering on the flange. As an Applications Engineer working for a Large German Abrasives Manufacturer, I can assure you that it makes no difference which way you put it. We have discs in our German range where the Centre Ring is the same saide as the label, and others where the Centre Ring is on the other side. One of our very popular German opposition's 115 x 1mm discs, does not even have a Center Ring.
@@stefanalberts3170 That makes sense too
@@stefanalberts3170 Agreed, Norton have a video that explains this clearly.
I wonder, in order to avoid breathing the dust when cutting metal, why we should not let the sparks go outward rather than toward our body?
Good question, that’s why we need to wear face mask during cutting, and also in our factory we will have a machine to discharge the dust.
Thanks for the reply! I'm a beginner and I intend to make a stand for the tool like shown in the link here: th-cam.com/video/wj3Rcalw2Ek/w-d-xo.html. I'm really concerned whether it's safe in case the wheel bursts, though it's more convenient as the sparks fly away from our body.
Thanks a lot 👍
Good your channel
"Angle tools and workpiece should be cut vertically at 90 degrees". How do you measure the angle?
good question
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Background music is not important, your experiences and your explanation is important to save our self.thanks.
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someone know how to put it right well done
Good info, thanks!
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Yeah use it this way for little longer and good luck removing disk without ruining your angle grinder.
Always face the metal ring ride of this disk towards ( upwards ) tightening nut. I've learned it hard way and you'll thank me later
Thank you for your comment and your tips
Great 👍
whoch cutting angle and type disc is preferred for the removal of foreskin?
you are indeed stup-id. ain't you?
HOW LONG HAVE THESE RAZOR THIN CUTTING ABRASIVE DISCS BEEN USED BY THE PUBLIC ?? THEY SEEM ALOT MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE THICKER GRINDING DISCS WHICH DONT DO AS MUCH DAMAGE DURING BRIEF NICKS AGAINST MY LITTLE FINGER.
I SPENT YESTERDAY IN ER GETTING 4 STITCHES IN MY PINKY. IT ALMOST REACHED BONE IN 1/4 SECOND
Wow, so regret to hear this news, our disc is safety and strong, need to pay attention to the saefty manual, how to right use cutting disc, cutting disc is for cutting , grinding disc is for polishing, so it is two product. our thin cutting disc
can pass MPA test, it will not broken even it cut big workpiece.
@@pegatecabrasives I just watched another grinder safety vid claiming 750,000 ppl/yr have angle-grinder accidents !! Is that an accurate stat ??
@@davidbea3711 Different size with different maximum rpm
@@pegatecabrasives so you are saying 'yes' but not all cutting blades or same rpm ?
Is there a website verifying this stat ?
Good job sir
thank you for your support，we will keep trying ^_^
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Thank you!
tks my friend
Ever notice the people who sell those discs? Almost asked the salesman if he was a boy or a girl.
We don't ask this question, because our disc is safety even for girls.
I wish my friend knew these yesterday. He died from his angle grinder disk.
I lost my friend.
sorry for your loss，hope more and more people can focus on safety instruction，also factory has responsible for make a good quality disc，that is promise for life
@@pegatecabrasives He lies, POS.
I am 3 years late here - sad about your friend. These machines generally kick back when you least expect it. I lost an old boss last year when he was cutting branches from a tree - the chainsaw kicked back and struck his head. Angle grinders DO kick back, and a blade can shatter for whatever reason. I look stoopid when angle grinding, I wear safety glasses underneath a welding mask AND welding gloves, AND I always have the guard and handle fitted. My grinder has a trigger pull near the back and my hands stay on the handle and the trigger. I have an old spare grinder with a slide switch that is a backup, but to date never had to use it. The reason I I got a new one is because my sweaty hand slipped on the old one, no guard or handle then, and the blade sliced into my forefinger - the scar took a year to fade.
@@tyrotrainer765 i was 3 years PLUS a day late. Maybe if had seen the video one day earlier i might have saved him, but then again, i searched for this video to understand exactly how and why it happened :(. Thank you
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omg Ive just watched some old geezer saying the labeled side goes up
great
thank you !!!!
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