Cutting Discs, Blades & Hole Saws

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The discs, blades and bits that do the actual cutting: cutting and grinding discs for an angle grinder, diamond discs for tile, marble and concrete, bi-metal hole saws, circular and TCT saw blades for wood and aluminium, router bits, and hand cutters for glass, pipe and sheet metal. Discs start at 0.150 KD, and trade circular saw blades run up to 50.000 KD.

Which disc or blade do you need?

Type Best for Price
Metal cutting discs, flat and depressed centre Cutting steel, rebar and stainless with an angle grinder 0.150–0.750 KD
Diamond discs — dry, wet and turbo Tile, marble, concrete and block 0.450–1.250 KD
Ultra-thin diamond discs Chip-free cuts in porcelain and ceramic tile 1.250–2.500 KD
Flap discs Smoothing welds, deburring and finishing metal edges 0.250–0.750 KD
Cup grinding wheels and brazed grinding discs Levelling concrete, stone and old adhesive 1.750–3.000 KD
Bi-metal hole saws, singles and sets Round holes in metal, wood and plasterboard 0.750–3.000 KD
TCT circular saw blades for wood Timber, plywood and laminate on a circular or table saw 0.850–5.300 KD
Circular saw blades for aluminium and laminate Aluminium sections and fine finish cuts in a workshop 13.000–50.000 KD
Router bits Edging, grooving and joinery in wood 2.500–10.250 KD
Hacksaw frame and blades Cutting metal pipe, rod and bolts by hand frame 1.250 KD; 2-blade set 0.050 KD
Hand saws and pruning saws Branches, timber and quick cuts with no power 0.850–1.500 KD
Glass cutter, PVC pipe cutter, bolt cutter Glass and mirror, plastic pipe, padlocks and rebar 1.450–3.750 KD
Cordless electric scissors Repeated cuts in fabric, leather, cardboard and thin sheet 7.000 KD
Sheet metal nibbler attachment for a drill Cutting steel, aluminium sheet and mesh without a grinder 7.450 KD
Meat bandsaw blades Butchery and food-processing bandsaws 30.000–35.000 KD
Diamond wheel for sharpening TCT blades Re-sharpening circular saw blades instead of replacing them 35.000–45.000 KD

Buying tips

  • Match the disc to the material. Abrasive cutting wheels are for steel and stainless. Diamond discs are for tile, marble, concrete and block. Using a metal wheel on tile will burn it out and chip the edge.
  • Check the arbor and the diameter. Most of our discs are 115 mm with a 22.23 mm centre, which is the standard small angle grinder. Measure your machine before you buy a box.
  • Wet, dry or turbo? Dry discs suit quick site cuts, wet cutting keeps dust and heat down on tile and marble, and a turbo rim cuts faster at the cost of a rougher edge.
  • Thinner is cleaner. An ultra-thin diamond disc takes out less material and leaves porcelain and ceramic with far less chipping.
  • Hole saws: bi-metal cuts wood, plasterboard and mild steel. Buy the set if you don't yet know the hole sizes you need — an 11-piece or 16-piece set costs less than three singles.
  • Saw blades: more teeth gives a finer finish and a slower cut; fewer teeth clears sawdust faster in thick timber. Blades for aluminium have a different tooth grind from wood blades — don't swap them.
  • Consumables go blunt. Buy discs a box at a time; a blunt disc is slower, hotter and harder on the machine than a fresh one.
  • Choosing the machine as well as the blade? Read how to choose power tools in Kuwait.

Why buy from Bab Al-Saif

  • See the disc or blade before you buy at our showroom at Shuwaikh Plaza, Khalifa Al-Jassim Street, Shuwaikh Industrial — bring the machine or the old blade if you're unsure of the size.
  • In Kuwait since 1992, rated 4.7★ by over 350 customers on Google.
  • Cash on delivery, card, or split your payment with Deema, with delivery across Kuwait.

FAQs

Which disc cuts tile and which cuts metal?

Diamond discs cut tile, marble, concrete and block — from 0.450 KD, or 1.250 KD and up for the ultra-thin ones that leave a clean edge on porcelain. Abrasive cutting wheels, flat or depressed centre, cut steel and stainless, from 0.150 KD.

How much is a cutting disc in Kuwait?

Metal cutting discs start at 0.150 KD, diamond discs at 0.450 KD, ultra-thin diamond discs at 1.250 KD, and cup grinding wheels at 1.750 KD. Circular saw blades for wood run 0.850–5.300 KD, and workshop blades for aluminium and laminate are 13.000–50.000 KD.

What size disc fits my angle grinder?

Most of what we stock is 115 mm with a 22.23 mm bore, which fits the common 4.5-inch grinder. If your machine is larger, or you are not sure, bring the old disc to the showroom and we will match it.

Do I need a hole saw or a drill bit?

A drill bit makes small holes; a hole saw is what you use for anything above roughly 20 mm — pipe passes, downlights, door locks. Bi-metal hole saws here start at 0.750 KD, with 11-piece and 16-piece sets at 3.000 and 2.750 KD. New to cordless tools? See how a cordless drill works.

Looking for the machine rather than the blade? See angle grinders and cutting machines or electric saws. For drill bits, see drilling tools.

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