LD-190 Carbide Wood Carving Disc Angle Grinder | Wholesale Supplier

LD-190 Carbide Wood Carving Disc Angle Grinder | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-190

LD-190 Carbide Wood Carving Disc features tungsten carbide teeth for aggressive wood removal and shaping on 4-1/2 inch angle grinders. Available with M14 and 5/8-11 arbor threads for woodworking and sculpting.

MOQ:100
Price Range:$3.00 - $12.00 / pc
Material:Tungsten Carbide Teeth / Steel Disc Body / M14 or 5/8-11 Arbor / Anti-Kickback Design
Certifications:CE / EN 847-1 / ISO 9001
Size Range:4-1/2 inch 115mm diameter; Arbor M14 or 5/8-11; Bore 22mm; Thickness 6mm; 7-12 teeth configurations
Color Options:Silver Steel / Black Oxide / Gold Titanium Coating
Weight:280
Packing:Individual color box with safety instructions, 1 disc per box, 50 boxes per carton
Lead Time:12-20 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM tooth configuration, custom arbor thread, private label packaging, tooth count specification
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-190 Carbide Wood Carving Disc Angle Grinder

LD-190 Carbide Wood Carving Disc provides tungsten carbide teeth for aggressive wood removal and sculpting on 4-1/2 inch angle grinders with M14 and 5/8-11 arbor thread options for woodworking applications.

The LD-190 Carbide Wood Carving Disc transforms a standard 4-1/2 inch angle grinder into a powerful wood shaping and carving tool for professional woodworkers, sculptors, furniture makers, and rustic carpentry. Unlike traditional woodworking tools that require significant physical effort and specialized skills, this disc allows rapid material removal and free-form shaping using the high-speed rotation and torque of an angle grinder. The disc body is precision-machined from high-strength steel with an anti-kickback design that reduces the sudden grab and pull common with aggressive cutting tools, improving operator safety and control. Tungsten carbide teeth are brazed onto the disc perimeter in a staggered pattern that provides smooth, continuous cutting action without the chattering and vibration of single-tooth cutters. Each tooth is shaped with a negative rake angle that pulls material away from the operator and reduces the risk of dangerous kickback during use. The carbide teeth maintain their sharp cutting edges through extended use on hardwoods, softwoods, and even dirty reclaimed lumber containing embedded grit and nails that would destroy standard steel cutters. Available with both M14 metric thread for European and Asian grinder models and 5/8-11 inch thread for North American models. Whether sculpting artistic wood forms, shaping furniture components, roughing out log furniture, carving wooden bowls and utensils, creating bonsai display stands, or producing rustic home decor, the LD-190 carbide carving disc delivers professional wood shaping performance at a fraction of the cost of dedicated carving machines.

Core Features

  • Tungsten carbide teeth for aggressive wood removal and long life
  • Anti-kickback disc design for improved operator safety
  • Staggered tooth pattern for smooth continuous cutting
  • Negative rake angle pulls material away from operator
  • Compatible with hardwood, softwood, and reclaimed lumber
  • M14 and 5/8-11 arbor threads for universal grinder fit

Application Scenarios

  • Wood sculpture and artistic carving projects
  • Furniture component rough shaping and profiling
  • Log and timber rustic furniture making
  • Wooden bowl, spoon, and utensil carving
  • Bonsai stand and garden woodwork creation
  • Rustic home decor and signage fabrication

FAQ

Is this disc safe to use on an angle grinder?

Yes, the LD-190 is specifically designed for angle grinder use with an anti-kickback design and negative rake teeth. Always wear full face protection, hearing protection, and dust mask. Maintain firm two-handed grip and let the tool do the work without forcing.

Can I use this disc on metal or masonry?

No, the LD-190 is designed exclusively for wood and wood-based materials. Using it on metal will damage the carbide teeth and create dangerous sparks. For metal, use dedicated flap discs or grinding wheels.

What speed should I run the angle grinder?

Use the lowest speed setting available on your grinder, typically 8000-10000 RPM. Higher speeds increase the risk of burning the wood and losing control. Allow the carbide teeth to cut rather than grinding the wood.

How do I prevent the wood from burning?

Keep the disc moving continuously without dwelling in one spot. Use light to moderate pressure and let the carbide teeth do the cutting. Lower grinder speeds reduce heat generation. For fine detail work, switch to hand tools after rough shaping.