Cutting Discs & Blades
Clean cuts depend on matching the cutter to the material, and this range covers discs and blades for angle grinders, jigsaws and saws. Shop a cutting disc for stone or metal, jigsaw blades, a diamond blade, disc saw blade options and multi-tool blades from Bosch, Abracs, SupaTool, Rawlplug and Toolmak.
Metal cutting discs in 115mm and larger sizes suit angle grinders, and stone cutting discs handle brick and paving. Jigsaw tool blades come as a jigsaw cutter blade for wood, plus jigsaw blades for metal and Bosch jigsaw blades in packs of five. A wood cutting saw blade such as a 60T TCT circular blade gives a fine finish on boards, and multi-tool blades cut wood and metal.
Check the disc diameter and bore against your tool, and pick the blade for the material and thickness being cut. Fit guards, wear eye protection and gloves, and let the tool reach full speed before cutting. Never use a disc beyond its rated speed or one that is cracked.
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How to choose cutting discs and blades
Match the disc or blade to the tool and the material.
| Option | Best for | Things to know |
|---|---|---|
| Metal cutting disc | Steel, bolts and rebar | Use only on angle grinders rated for its speed |
| Diamond blade | Stone, brick, tiles and paving | Choose wet or dry cutting as stated |
| Grinding disc | Smoothing welds and edges | Never use cutting discs for grinding |
| Flap disc | Removing rust and finishing metal | Grit number sets how fine it finishes |
| Circular saw blade | Cutting timber and sheets | Match bore size and tooth count to the saw |
| Jigsaw and multi-tool blades | Curves, notches and plunge cuts | Check fitting type before buying |
Cutting Discs & Blades: frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a cutting disc and a grinding disc?
Cutting discs are thin and made to cut, while grinding discs are thicker and meant for removing material.
How do I choose jigsaw blades?
Pick by material, with fine teeth for metal and coarser teeth for wood. Check the shank type fits your jigsaw.
What is a diamond blade for?
Diamond blades cut hard materials such as tile, stone and concrete when used on a suitable tool.
What does 60T mean on a saw blade?
It means 60 teeth. More teeth give a finer cut, fewer teeth cut faster but rougher.
Can I use a metal cutting disc on stone?
No. Use a disc made for the material, since the wrong one can wear quickly or become unsafe.
Buying in bulk or for your business?
Landlords, trades and facilities teams can ask us for a quote on larger quantities.























































