Disc Cutters

Buying the Best Cordless Disc Cutter for Your Needs

A cordless disc cutter is a versatile hand-held electric power tool designed to cut through a wide range of hard materials, including concrete, metal, ceramic tile and stone. Featuring a strong blade — often a diamond blade — this highly effective tool has the ability to slice through even the toughest reinforced concrete with relative ease.

If you’re searching for a high-quality disc cutter, you’ve come to the right place. But to help you make the right choice, we’ve compiled a very brief buyer’s guide.

What Kind of Cordless Mini Disc Cutter Should I Buy?

You’ll find everything from a cordless mini disc cutter to a heavy-duty option suitable for construction sites right here at the home of tools online. If you’re working with wood or at home, the mini disc option is not expensive and capable of performing most simple cutting tasks. For bigger jobs, however, look for a powerful, all-steel cut-off saw that delivers straight cuts on the hardest workpieces.

The Common Features to Look Out for When Comparing Cordless Disc Cutters

You should be able to find a cheap option that is capable of performing most relatively simple domestic tasks. For commercial work, however, a branded option with a range of useful options is a must. A Makita cordless disc cutter, for example, will give you these incredible features:

• A brushless motor for maximum efficiency
• An electric brake
• LED job light
• A soft-start mechanism
• Power overload indicator
• The ability to connect a water supply kit
• Protection for wet cutting
• An automatic shut-off system that powers the saw down when a sudden change in speed is detected

Buy a Cordless Disc Cutter at a Good Price

Whether you’ve decided on a DeWalt cordless disc cutter or a Makita disc cutter with cordless power, you’ll find exactly what you need at a great price right here — your one-stop-shop for cordless power tools. What’s more, you can continue saving, thanks to free, next-day delivery to UK mainland addresses. So whether you’re in Liverpool, London, Bristol, Glasgow, Manchester or Birmingham, you can keep the price of construction and DIY low.