Jeff Layman wrote in message
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On 23/10/2011 15:37, N_Cook wrote:
Tube Packaged Black and Decker RT1018 36 piece 15/16 inch Emery Cutoff
Wheels. These are very similar to Dremel 409 cut-off wheels. Use with
1/16
inch Screw Mandrel which is not included. 0.025 inch thick. Use with
Dremel
rotary tools. Made in USA.

http://www.widgetsupply.com/page/WS/...wheel/XST5-RT1
018

In-Excess had them for 0.80 GBP per tub but I did not buy enough tubs
when
they were in stock. Or a similar product say 20 to 36 in a tub, not the
expensive half dozen and a mandrel which are commonly available in model
shops. To cut the steel of an equipment case for a larger pannel switch,
or
whatever, takes 3 or 4 of them for one job.

Complete set of various wheels, polishers, sanders, etc he
http://www.chronos.ltd.uk/acatalog/1...rpose-Set.html

But you might want to consider spending a few quid on a tungsten carbide
cutting wheel. See here (watch the wrap!):

http://www.easycomposites.co.uk/prod...2mm-rotary-dis
cs-with-arbor.aspx

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Jeff


Other than sub-mm drill bits in my Dremel its really only the parting off
discs I use . I do own a diamond-dust edge and faced disc but have never
used it, leaving it for some job that requires .3mm cut that so far I've
never come across a requirement for. Its far too easy to snag such discs
with hand held apparatus, but snap a .6mm grinding disc is an
inconsequential loss.