YONBANG Cut Off Wheels 4-1/2 inch 52 Pack Cutting Discs with Storage Box Metal and Stainless Steel Cutting Wheel for Angle Grinders Ultra-Thin Cutting Wheels

My husband was ecstatic when I got these cut off wheels for him. They fit his angle grinder perfectly. He uses cut off wheels a lot for metal and said these work great. They are thin and durable. And you can’t beat the price for as many as you get. Plus they have a nice storage container to keep them in almost like the old cd disk containers lol

Five stars thank you

Great value for the price and well made!

Excellent thin cutoff wheels. Keep in mind that these are THIN. As a result, you cant manhandle these like thicker wheels. These require a firm, stable hand, or otherwise youll end up with a ragged chipped edge real quick. I used these to cut sheet metal, a range of nails and screws all of the way up to some 1/2 rebar. While thinner wheels do cut easier, since there is less friction due to the smaller contact area, that also makes them less durable. These are best suited for more detailed cuts, and on thinner metals like sheet metal, nails and screws and softer metals like aluminum. Still, I did make it through the rebar, but to be honest, I failed the first time while freehanding the rebar. After securing the rebar in a vise, I was able with a steady hand, cut through all of the way with no issues. With that said, I still think these are best for lighter duty, and not as an all around cutoff wheel. Still given the low price of about .36 cents each, versus more than double from HF for a thicker wheel, they are a good low cost alternative for MOST of the times a cutoff wheel is called for.

I tried cutting some 1/16 sheet metal couldnt even cut a foot then had to put another disk on grinder to finish only used three of them dont want them

Wow these are cheap! They cut metal. If you need the best, these aint them. If you just want some cheap cutoff wheels, this may be them. I had a deck. It was made of, what was sold to me as, treated wood. With in five years it was unsafe to walk on. In seven years it would crumble in your hand. Luckily, the 4x4 post, joist and stringers were made out of much better treated wood purchased from another vender. So I now have a deck with no decking on the joist, but I do have all those screws that held the crumbled old decking. I need them gone. I could try to unscrew all of them, but I thought Id just cut them off flush. And I did. About a thousand times. It took about 3-4 seconds per to cut them off. So about three or four hours, with wheel changes and moving from screw to screw, joist to joist and rubbing my aching back. They cut the screws well enough and I have no complaint on how well and long they cut. For the price theyre not bad. Would I have saved some time if Id bought Dewalt? Would it have cost way more? With out doubt. I have more time than money. Im willing to work more if it can reasonably save money. And thats what these do, save you money at the cost of some time and performance. Im OK with that, you may not be. They come in a closing case that reminds me of those old CD 50 pack spindles. I wonder how theyd play in my old Sony?

These just arrived, they look and feel good but I always use a full face shield when I’m cutting metal so we shall see how they hold up. The look and feel is comparable to my Dewalt cutt off wheels.

I have been cutting a LOT of rebar lately for a project using my cordless grinder. I have been using a bright yellow name brand we all know and love to hate (sometimes). Im always open to trying a new brand when it seems like Im eating up a months salary on consumables. The Yonbang cut off wheels have not disappointed! Youll understand my skepticism at 40 cents apiece. Huh. These wheels have cut through 1/2 rebar just as easily as the name brand I was using. They are not wearing down any faster either nor have the wheels shattered at the edges. These have so far worn down as expected until the disc is too small to conveniently use any longer. Just for fun, I also tried cutting a piece of 3 inch oil pipe using one of these wheels (I usually have to do this quite regularly though the rebar project has been eating up my time lately). I was pleased to find that the wheel performed just as well on the pipe as any other wheel I have used. This is encouraging since I typically eat up a lot of cutting wheels on pipe. I cannot speak to how well these wheels cut stainless steel as I do not work with stainless. For regular steel they work great!

This is a great set of YONBANG Cut Off Wheels. We ordered the 4-1/2 inch cutting discs. They come in two cellophane packs of 26 discs each, for a total of 52 Discs. They came with a round plastic container and my husband really likes that he can store the discs in it. He uses these for cutting rusty metal, stripped screws, and nails, mostly, but has cut new tin with them, too. These cut off wheels are thin, which my husband says can be good and bad. He says they work great for what he uses them for. He says he will order these again, when he runs out of the ones we have.

I was expecting these to be a bit flimsy because they are so thin, but so far, so good! Ive ground off rivet heads, cut through 1/8 screws and cut the ends off of a piano hinge. Still using the same wheel, so Im impressed with how strong it is. No sign of wear at this time and it made fast work of what I needed to do. I dont go through wheels very often, so these should last me quite a while. Plus, they come on a handy storage container! Recommended for those on a budget for sure!