Angle Grinder Wood Blade

69 reviews for Angle Grinder Wood Blade

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   Ronny GoughVerified Purchase

   Rated 3 out of 5

   Although more suited for a compact circular saw, I found I could easily convert my Angle Grinder into a wood-cutting tool since the disc diameter as w...More

   Although more suited for a compact circular saw, I found I could easily convert my Angle Grinder into a wood-cutting tool since the disc diameter as well as arbor matched. Cut through tough jobs including wood and laminate flooring without any difficulties and without damaging any material. The saw blade still looked good after the first major project I used it for indicating it is very durable. It is easy I would strongly recommended to be very careful when using this item in anything other than a circular saw as the extra safety protection offered by the guides are not there.
   

   Orlando FieldVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   some frost heave and ground swell made the corner of my fence gate start to drag - so I took that as an opportunity to bring the height up about an in...More

   some frost heave and ground swell made the corner of my fence gate start to drag - so I took that as an opportunity to bring the height up about an inch to avoid future drag. I'm in Pittsburgh, it's cold and snowing - I did not want to remove the gate and make it a whole ordeal - then I found this blade. I put this on my Porter Cable 20V 4 1/2 inch angle grinder and it cut through the wood like butter. Took me longer to snap a chalk line than to cut. Will likely not need this too much - but will buy again if needed and do recommend having it.
   

   JadaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   The blades came, exactly as described. Mounted to my Dewalt Grinder without any complications. Cut wood very well. Appear to be holding their edge wel...More

   The blades came, exactly as described. Mounted to my Dewalt Grinder without any complications. Cut wood very well. Appear to be holding their edge well. The only thing someone has to remember is to use two hands with a grinder and these blades.
   

   Mark FuentesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   It is nearly impossible to find a wood saw blade like this one for an angle grinder - this may be the only one in the world! Anyway it works great on ...More

   It is nearly impossible to find a wood saw blade like this one for an angle grinder - this may be the only one in the world! Anyway it works great on fencing, like cutting off the bottom of pickets/gates with a smooth/medium finish.
   

   KatyaVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Five stars because it did the job and I couldn't find it anywhere else. It's obvious why Home Depot doesn't sell this this type of cutter anymore. Ple...More

   Five stars because it did the job and I couldn't find it anywhere else. It's obvious why Home Depot doesn't sell this this type of cutter anymore. Please be extremely careful when using it. It catches and it can go flying so keep a good grip on the grinder and always be prepared. I was doing a relatively small job cutting some 2x4s studs in the wall and noticed after cutting through a couple of 70 year old studs that the blade wasn't as sharp as when I started. They're cheap enough where you can buy a few depending on how much you have to cut.
   Jamie-Lee CarverVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Used in making bowls and wooden spoons. Haven't had long enough to comment on durability and longevity! So far am very pleased with results!
   Greta EdwardsVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I needed to contour a slab of cypress and needed something for a grinder. These fit great and worked wonderfully on the craftsmen grinder.
   KwabenaVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I make rustic benches, shelves, wall hooks, walking sticks, etc. from all types of local wood. This is the first time I have tried using carving discs...More

   I make rustic benches, shelves, wall hooks, walking sticks, etc. from all types of local wood. This is the first time I have tried using carving discs with an angle grinder and so far I am impressed. These carving discs and a chain saw will shape an old log into something useful and fun very quickly. They leave a surprisingly smooth surface and remove stock many times faster than the coarsest sanding discs. Just take your time and always use a side hand grip because one handed use can be dangerous. I really can't speak for the longevity or durability yet but after a couple of hours they still cut like new.
   BrunoVerified Purchase

   Rated 3 out of 5

   These tools are first class. They are solid and stand up to almost anything. I’ve been pounding on old California Oak and a load of seasoned Apricot, ...More

   These tools are first class. They are solid and stand up to almost anything. I’ve been pounding on old California Oak and a load of seasoned Apricot, that is some hard wood!
   Marcus KearnsVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   When using these discs, know that they are agressive. They can pull your hand quicker than you expect. Go slowly and use both hands. The three shapes ...More

   When using these discs, know that they are agressive. They can pull your hand quicker than you expect. Go slowly and use both hands. The three shapes allow for many applications. I love using the rounded disc for finger grooves in handles, etc.