For 115mm thin cutting discs (1mm) Machine Mart get as far as 61p/disc including the VAT if you buy 25, eBay gets to 48p/disc for 25 that look like you might find them in the local 50p shop (false economy?)
So - where else sells 'em for decent money?
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have a search theres already a topic on this.
I think this is the thread marcus is refering to.
Personally I get them fromtwo grumpy gets in a greenhouse with lots of hammers my friendly local Blacksmiths and I can't complain at £1 each as they are excellent quality.
Mark
Personally I get them from
Mark
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.js...40&ts=49485
i have used cheep ones before never again as i had to remove fragments from my wrist. They were too fragile and kept shattering.
i have used cheep ones before never again as i had to remove fragments from my wrist. They were too fragile and kept shattering.
QUOTE (Mark @ Nov 9 2006, 11:19 PM) 
I think this is the thread marcus is refering to.
Personally I get them fromtwo grumpy gets in a greenhouse with lots of hammers my friendly local Blacksmiths and I can't complain at £1 each as they are excellent quality.
Mark
Personally I get them from
Mark
Ditto, I just get 10 £1 one's locally when I need them.
£1 per disc - nuts to that! 
Have just found the local tool shop do decent ones for 59p/disc if you buy 50
so I'm off there ASAP.
Have just found the local tool shop do decent ones for 59p/disc if you buy 50
so I'm off there ASAP.
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