Really sorry what happened to you. but what really spooks me is the "me too's" in the comment section. Often blokes who put their drink down near a woman's drink.

WTF is wrong with MEN. No wonder woman are literally afraid of every man, if they cant go out without the fear of their drinks being spiked.

I am so sorry ladies. I know in my day we were not always gentlemen, but this sort of behaviour was rare (unknown).

I do not know what the solution is but we have to find one.

while I agree with your sentiment, practicalities mean it wont happen anytime soon.

There is a great company doing river cleanups to prevent the plastic from even reaching the ocean.

https://theoceancleanup.com/rivers/

Their model does rely on a steady "stream" of rubbish coming down the river however I think pragmatically that will happen for many years to come until all people either learn to conserve or to be blunt die.

greenwashing is so common, there is a push in Australia to make it an offence to claim to be green without providing science based proof of the claims.

What was condescending about his reply? Has he edited it?

I tried to read it. Yeah, Nah, got lost pretty quickly.

Hmmm, Good advice, but it negates the purpose of the angle grinder stand, which is to make repeatable accurate(ish) cuts.

Not being flush with funds I couldn't afford a band saw nor have the space for it. tools seem a lot cheaper in the US than we have here in Australia :(

the problem is they are not wearing, just clogging up. The consensus seems to be not enough pressure when cutting.

I'll try to see if more pressure will do the job next week when I start the next project.

Some say don't press others say press harder. I did when it stopped cutting but the damage was done I guess as it made no difference.

its for stainless/steel. Its in the information panel below the description.

so I did. corrected.

I have lusted over a bandsaw, but if I bought everything I wanted for the odd project or two I would quickly run out of room and funds (and a partner) :(

My problem is they aren't wearing out. I am only getting a few cuts per disk.

And they are much more expensive in Aus where I am from.

The point of this post is to ask the question, to not make assumptions.

As I described in the topic. I am now thinking its "soft" iron and cheap(ish) wheels. they work great on sheet metal.

I use a full face shield, seen too many pictures to take the risk any more. I used to though :(

possibly. they were cheap.

see the update

look up what dressing does. it has nothing to do with sharpening

yeah I am thinking the same, they work well on sheet metal like roofing sheets and guttering.

see the update.

definitely iron, see the update for a link to the actual product

see the update

see the update

No missing chunks. just smooth from swarf buildup.

Its 90, well as close as the cheap cutoff stand will allow, however that is much greater than doing it by hand.

There are no chunks missing, only clogged with swarf.