Finding the Right 16 Inch Cutting Wheel for Your Shop
Picking up a 16 inch cutting wheel usually means you've got some serious metal to move, and you aren't looking to waste any time doing it. Whether you're working in a fabrication shop or tackling a big renovation project on-site, these larger discs are the heavy hitters of the abrasive world. They're designed for those deep cuts that a standard 4.5-inch angle grinder just can't touch. But just because they're bigger doesn't mean they're all built the same. If you've ever had a wheel "glaze over" or, worse, fly apart because it wasn't rated for your saw, you know there's a bit of a learning curve to getting it right. ...