Makita Grinder Disc - D-18764-10

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This Makita Grinder Disc (D-18764-10) is designed for professionals and serious DIYers who need to make precise cuts in stainless steel, inox, and aluminum. Its key benefit is the extra-thin kerf, which ensures a clean cut with minimal material loss and reduced heat. A potential caveat is its specialized nature, meaning it's optimized for specific materials and applications.
| Model Part Number | D-18764-10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
This disc is specifically designed for cutting stainless steel, inox, and aluminum extrusions, welds, sections, trunking, and pipes.
The extra-thin kerf (1.2mm) minimizes material waste, reduces the effort needed for cutting, and helps generate less heat, leading to faster and cleaner cuts.
This disc has a 115mm diameter and a 22mm bore, making it compatible with most standard 115mm angle grinders that have a 22mm arbor.
It is recommended to store the disc in the included metal tin in a dry environment to protect it from moisture and physical damage.
While it may cut other metals, this disc is optimized for stainless steel, inox, and aluminum. For general metal cutting, a different type of disc might be more suitable and offer better longevity.
Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection. Ensure the work area is clear and the material is securely clamped.
Ensure the disc is sharp and that you are using the correct angle for cutting. Verify the material being cut is within the disc's intended use (stainless steel, inox, aluminum). Check for any debris or obstructions in the cut path.
The extra-thin kerf is designed to reduce heat, but cutting too aggressively can still generate heat. Try a lighter feed rate and ensure the disc is properly seated. Sparks are normal but excessive sparking might indicate a material incompatibility or a worn-out disc.
Inspect the disc for prior damage before use. Never force the disc; let the tool do the work. Ensure the disc is securely mounted and not wobbling. Avoid side loading the disc. Discontinue use immediately if chipping or breakage occurs.
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