thin cut off wheel source?

I'm looking for a source for quality 3" thin cut off wheels. I use to get Makira(sp?)(Not Makita) 3"x1/32 disks, they were very hard and zipped through steel.

 

I use 3m that I get at NAPA.

 

I use the Norton's- they're thin and Home Despot has a good price on them most days....

 

we buy everything from grainger or mcmaster carr

 

http://www.lehighvalleyabrasives.com/servlet/StoreFront works for me.

 

I use Fastenall. The cut off wheels are the best I have found and there flapper wheels last twice as long as everyone elses.

 

Looking to buy online? - Auto Body Toolmart.

 

I use the ones my buddy gets from his work .Real sweet & good . pm me.
"AND THE BOWTIE ROLLS ON"
(of course he pays for em )

 

On Time LTD, made in the US 1 877 848 6604 Part # CA3023 3" x.035 x3/8 ID
I've bought several hundred from them.

 

Yep, the Metabo ones are awesome.

And I pick up the Metabo ones up at Fastenal when I need them in a pinch...

 

I use Milacron 3" made in usa off ebay by 100 in box.

 

i like Sait .045 thick cutoff wheels

 

NAPA will have them.

 

I use dewalt ones. The local Farm and fleets here have them at a decent price

 

X 2 here.

 

Northern Tool has 4" x 3/64" ten packs, they last reasonably. I buy at least 2 to 3 packs at time because they go off the shelf fast.

 

For the last 2 Metalmeets I have hosted Sparky Abrasives were nice enough to come out and set up with some of there wears.The discs I use are both 4" and 3" 1/32 and the performance and price will out do most of the competition.Call 800-328-4560 and ask for Val or Sherry tell them Dan said they were the best.Also look at there abrasive line ,flap discs,sanding belts, etc.I found out about them as I was looking for someone to cut down a bunch of sanding belts that I got at an auction for almost nothing,but they wouldnt fit anything I had.Well they are a one stop shop that will also do this.Dan

 

Klingspor for us, cut off wheels last a long time & are very reasonable cost

 

I use the 3M Green Corp wheels. They last forever.

 

Lowes or Home Depot has them.

 

Yep, really good product.

Havent bought another brand since I found them.

Highly recommended....

 

My source?
The tool room at work.
They stock sait.
Good results.
I always return the unused portion.

 

Ive found the best "consumables" are bought from welding supply stores. Stores like home depot are trying to sell a decent product at a decent price. The welding stores seem to sell the BEST product, but you do have to pay for it.

 

Pferd if you can find them.

 

I know this is not really what you are after but I found some super thin cut off wheels at OSH (dewalt brand) and they are for my angle grinder. After getting these, holy shit, I will never use a die grinder with cut off wheels again. The cool thing is there is tons of power (never have to wait for air to build up) and the lager Dia. wheel really removes material fast. They are cheap and last quite long. I also find it easyer to control than a air die grinder. Just thought I would share...