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Three kinds of wheel in one box, and six diameters called five

Kuenuilr d36, 44-piece rotary cutting set

The only set on this shelf that mixes resin, high speed steel and diamond wheels — on a listing that says five blade diameters and then lists six.

Kuenuilr 44-piece rotary cutting set with resin discs, saw blades and diamond wheels

Kuenuilr d36, 44-piece rotary cutting set

The only set on this shelf that mixes resin, high speed steel and diamond wheels — on a listing that says five blade diameters and then lists six.

Amazon reference
B07WDJ8Q79
EAN
0793610636218
  • Three different wheel technologies in one box — resin for metal, HSS for wood and soft metal, diamond for glass and stone
  • HSS blades in a range of diameters, from 22 to 50 mm (0.87 to 1.97 in)
  • Says "5 kinds of outer diameters" and then lists six: 22, 25, 32, 35, 44 and 50 mm (1.97 in)

Best for: A rotary tool that has to cut metal, wood and glass without three separate purchases

≈ $10
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Specifications

Amazon reference
B07WDJ8Q79
EAN
0793610636218

Most rotary cutting sets are one kind of wheel in several sizes. This one is three kinds in one box: resin-bonded cut-off discs for metal, high speed steel circular blades for wood and soft metal, and diamond wheels for glass, tile and stone. The listing explains what each is for instead of pretending one wheel does everything, which on a shelf where this hub’s buying tip is about using the wrong disc for the job is worth something.

The HSS blades are the part that justifies the set. They come in a run of diameters — the listing gives 22, 25, 32, 35, 44 and 50 mm (1.97 in) — and a small circular blade in a rotary tool does things no abrasive wheel can: a clean kerf in thin wood, plastic or aluminum without the dust and heat.

What the page cannot do is count. It introduces those six diameters as “5 kinds of outer diameters”. It publishes no maximum speed for any of the three wheel types, on tools that run to thirty thousand rpm or more. There is no thickness for the resin discs and no grit for anything. And one bullet, having correctly described low heat generation and a thin cutting line, concludes that the discs are “ideal for olive cutting”.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $9 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions welders ask

Why do the three wheel types matter?

Because they are not interchangeable and this hub’s buying tip is about exactly that kind of mistake. A resin-bonded cut-off disc grinds through metal and glazes on wood; a high speed steel circular blade cuts wood and soft metal and shatters on hardened steel; a diamond wheel abrades glass, tile and stone and loads up instantly on steel. Having all three in one box means the right one is available — provided you know which is which, and this listing does say.

How many blade diameters are there?

Six, listed as five. The bullet reads "there are 5 kinds of outer diameters 22/25/32/35/44/50mm", which is six figures. On a set whose value is its coverage, that is the specification to count rather than read — and it is the second arithmetic slip on this shelf, where another listing describes thirty discs under a title of thirty-two.

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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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