Grinding disc for angle grinder – carbon tool

The grinding disc wobbles, slips, or loses its sharpness after a few minutes – and the wood tears instead of shaping.

Anyone working with wood, roots, or non-metals knows the problem: manual filing takes time, and cheap grinding attachments wear out quickly. The carbon steel grinding disc for angle grinders addresses this issue with a high-frequency hardened surface where normal attachments fail – it cuts immediately, stays sharp for a long time, and fits securely thanks to deep groove guidance on the back. Instead of hours of reworking, you can precisely shape concave and convex areas in one pass.

Advantages

• No more annoying resharpening: The high-frequency hardened blade stays sharp permanently – you no longer have to constantly reach for the hand file to save the result.
• No lost time due to complicated tool changes: The deep groove back allows quick mounting and dismounting – you change the disc in seconds instead of minutes.
• No more worries about rust or material failure: The carbon steel body undergoes high-frequency hardening, so you don’t have to check every time if the disc is still usable.

Specifications

• Material: Carbon steel, high-frequency hardened (100mm diameter)
• Shapes: Slanted surface, curved surface 1, curved surface 2, flat surface
• Function: Grinding and polishing
• Attachment: Deep groove guidance on the back for secure fit
• Compatibility: Standard angle grinder
• Scope of delivery: 1× wood shaping disc

Usage

1. Mount: Attach the disc to the angle grinder using the groove guidance – fits securely without tools.
2. Shape: Start the angle grinder and guide the disc evenly over wood, roots, or other non-metals – work concave and convex areas in one pass.
3. Check: Inspect the workpiece and, if necessary, rework with another disc shape (e.g., curved) until the desired contour is achieved.

Pro tip: When working with raw roots or teak woods, always start with the slanted surface disc for rough removal – only then switch to the curved variant to cleanly refine finer contours without overheating the workpiece.