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Cutting Plastic/Fiberglass

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Finally, test the wheel on materials that typically melt with friction, such as plastic or fiberglass. Secure a plastic or fiberglass pipe/rod. Using the angle grinder with the Millner-Haufen combination wheel, cut through the material. A key observation here is the absence of melting or gumming up, which is common with standard abrasive discs. The wheel cuts cleanly through the plastic, producing fine dust rather than melted residue.

Goal: Cut plastic or fiberglass without melting

Tools and materials

  • Angle Grinder — Powering the cutting wheel
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from plastic dust
  • Plastic/Fiberglass Pipe/Rod — Material to be cut, demonstrating clean cuts on materials prone to melting

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