Dremel DSM500 Carbide Cutting Disc, 77mm x 2mm Thick

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RS Stock No.:
212-1277
Mfr. Part No.:
2615S500JB
Brand:
Dremel
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Brand

Dremel

Disc Type

Cutting Disc

Disc Diameter

77mm

Thickness

2mm

Abrasive Material

Carbide

Bore Size

11.1mm

Application

Cutting

Material Cut

Fiberboard, Laminates, Plasterboard, Plastic, Plexiglass, Vinyl, Wood

Series

DSM500

Disc Shape

Round

Model

2615S500JB

RoHS Status: Not Applicable

COO (Country of Origin):
CH

Dremel Cutting Disc, Carbide Material, For Use With DSM20 Mini Saws - DSM500 Series - 2615S500JB


Shape workpieces to your liking with this cutting disc from Dremel. It features a 1mm-thick abrasive surface made of carbide grit. This material has a very hard grain that cuts smoothly and resists wear, heat and snagging without breaking a sweat. As a result, it's a tough all-rounder you can count on for straight and plunge cuts in soft materials such as wood, vinyl and plastic. Once paired with a suitable mini saw, it rotates at speeds up to 20,000rpm, letting you cut to razor-sharp precision.

Features & Benefits


• Small disc diameter of 77mm makes it a good fit for exact cutting, reducing material waste
• Easy to attach without expert knowledge or additional tools, so you can get straight to work
• Multipurpose use to save you from having to swap out discs between jobs

Applications


• DIY jobs
• Plastic fabrication
• Machine building
• Woodworking workshops

What do I do when the disc starts to show wear?


To ensure consistently good results, you should replace this disc immediately once it starts to get worn down. It's best not to sharpen or file it down, as this can lead to uneven edges and irregular cuts.

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