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This guide is for metalworkers and DIY enthusiasts using the Bosch Cutting Disc (76 x 1 x 10mm). It offers fast and powerful cutting performance in Inox and other metals, ensuring a clean cut with maximum safety. A key benefit is its long-lasting performance thanks to robust materials. Note that it's designed specifically for use with mini angle grinders. This guide covers setup, best practices, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your Bosch cutting disc.
| Model Part Number | 2 608 601 520 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bosch |
This cutting disc is designed for use on metals, including Inox and other ferrous materials.
The diameter of the disc is 76mm.
The bore diameter is 10mm.
Yes, the disc is designed with safety in mind and features a precision-manufactured fibreglass net for stability and security.
No, this disc is specifically designed for mini angle grinders, such as the Bosch GWS 10.8-76 V-EC Professional.
The lifespan of the disc depends on the material being cut and the cutting technique. The use of premium materials ensures a long disc-performance lifetime.
Store the discs in a dry place, away from moisture and extreme temperatures. Inspect them before each use for any signs of damage.
You can find this cutting disc at various hardware stores and online retailers that carry Bosch products.
Check the material being cut and the cutting technique. Ensure you are not applying too much pressure. Consider the material thickness and type, and adjust your approach accordingly. Verify the disc is appropriate for the material.
Inspect the disc for any damage before use. Ensure the disc is correctly mounted and securely fastened. Reduce pressure and avoid side-loading the disc.
Check that the disc is appropriate for the material and that the grinder is operating at the correct speed. Ensure you are cutting straight and not tilting the grinder.
