SALI 25 Pack Cut Off Wheels 3 Inch General Purpose Metal Cutting Wheel for 3 in Angle Grinders and Die Grinders- Cutting Disc Aggressive Cutting 3 x 1/16 x 3/8 Operating Up to 25000 RPM and 80 M/S

These are a great value for a 25 pack of cut off wheels . The wheels grind well and don’t flake and chip easily. I use these every day and they last a long time. I recommend them.

Works well for plunge cuts in thin metal

I have only slightly used one of the disks for cleaning up a piece of steel before welding it. The disk did its job and seems to hold up well. If my opinion of these chances I will update this review. For now I would order again

Great pack of grinder wheels, what can you say they work

I have used many of these of ll different price points. They all burn up fairly quickly when cutting steel. Nice to have a lot on hand when scrapping steel or need a quick piece cut. Will look to these as I get toward the end of this batch.

I took thru cutting discs like crazy as Im always fabricating and repairing things. My M12 cutoff tool loves these Sali brand wheels. No issues with premature failure. Remember: side loading these or any discs not designed for that is very dangerous (use a flap disc instead for that) as they could shatter into you. Cut performance is par to my HFT branded ones.

I forgot how small 3 inches would be, so not a great fit for my larger angle grinder (the one I use the most). GREAT for a little one and more precise work. The price is very competitive, which is good for those of us who can burn through a lot of wheels.

The 3/8 center hole was slightly tight on the shaft but thats actually a good thing...no chance to wobble. Cut about 26 cast iron grids on a grill with no issues.

These fit my Harbor Freight die grinder like the originals and cut great. They are a bit thin so you can’t bend them much but they get the job done. Great for small jobs and tight spots.

I use these in my right angle air grinder. They seem to perform well, maybe grind down a bit faster than cut with more expensive discs. But they do the job. Remember to always wear a face shield as these can fly apart, thus the nickname “death wheels.” I had no failures but you should prepare for the worst. I recommend