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    Michael Gilligan
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      @michaelgilligan61133

      Here's a screen grab from the latest epidode of "Digging for Britain" … featuring a [presumably] Diamond saw, on a transparent disc.

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      Does anyone recognise it, please ?

      MichaelG.

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      #34401
      Michael Gilligan
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        @michaelgilligan61133

        Does anyone recognise this blade ? ….

        #386732
        SillyOldDuffer
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          @sillyoldduffer

          Could it be an optical illusion due to holes in the disk? Something like these dremel diamond cutters on amazon.

          Dave

          #386733
          Dalboy
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            @dalboy

            Could it be one with holes but due to the speed it appears as though it is a clear material. If it was plastic any heat build up may effect the clear plastic and distort the disc.

            Edit cross post with SOD above and they are what I was thinking of

            Edited By Derek Lane 2 on 20/12/2018 21:30:07

            #386734
            Michael Gilligan
            Participant
              @michaelgilligan61133

              Thanks, gentlemen … I did wonder that.

              I have already written to Dr Madgwick, and will report back if/when he advises me.

              MichaelG.

              #386743
              colin wilkinson
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                @colinwilkinson75381
                #386757
                Bill Pudney
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                  @billpudney37759

                  Or try a lapidary shop, they use fine diamond discs to cut stones, rocks etc. They also cut composites which is why I got mine!!

                  cheers

                  Bill

                  #386769
                  JasonB
                  Moderator
                    @jasonb

                    The amount of "solid" around the edge looks a lot thinner than most of the drilled discs that are about would show when spun up but you may want to look at the dental ones such as this which only have a small amount of diamond coating around the edge

                    #386785
                    Ron Laden
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                      @ronladen17547
                      Posted by JasonB on 21/12/2018 07:04:30:

                      The amount of "solid" around the edge looks a lot thinner than most of the drilled discs that are about would show when spun up but you may want to look at the dental ones such as this which only have a small amount of diamond coating around the edge

                      I think Jason is probably right, my brother in law was a dental technician at the local hospital. He once showed me around his workshop and I can remember seeing a small holder with a range of very thin small cutting discs, not the type you would normally see for sale.

                      #386786
                      Michael Gilligan
                      Participant
                        @michaelgilligan61133

                        Well folks … as you may have noticed, he was sectioning a tooth angel

                        MichaelG..

                        #386788
                        Ron Laden
                        Participant
                          @ronladen17547

                          Michael, have a google for Kerr diamond cutting discs

                          Ron

                          #386794
                          Michael Gilligan
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                            @michaelgilligan61133

                            That looks promising, Ron

                            **LINK**

                            https://www.kerrdental.com/kerr-rotary/diamond-discs

                            Some of their's are slotted, rather than being perforated with  big round holes … so the optical illusion would probably be more convincing.

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                            MichaelG.

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                            Edit: Thanks also to Jason yes

                            Edited By Michael Gilligan on 21/12/2018 10:09:11

                            #386810
                            Martin W
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                              @martinw

                              I haven't watched the programme yet Michael but are you sure its a tooth and not a bone that he is sectioning? It doesn't look to have the right structure and shape for a tooth.

                              Martin W

                              #386860
                              Michael Gilligan
                              Participant
                                @michaelgilligan61133
                                Posted by Martin W on 21/12/2018 10:55:08:

                                I haven't watched the programme yet Michael but are you sure its a tooth and not a bone that he is sectioning? It doesn't look to have the right structure and shape for a tooth.

                                Martin W

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                                blush Oops !! 

                                … His department also does a lot of work on teeth

                                Apologies for the sloppy error on my part 

                                MichaelG.

                                Edited By Michael Gilligan on 21/12/2018 15:32:09

                                #386862
                                Michael Gilligan
                                Participant
                                  @michaelgilligan61133

                                  Helpful resonse from Dr Richard Madgwick :

                                  [quote]

                                  It's not actually transparent – it has spokes, but you can't see them. It's a flexible diamond wheel that dentists use. I get them from prestige dental and they're about £12 each I think.

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                                  Thanks for the interest, everyone

                                  MichaelG.

                                  #386875
                                  JasonB
                                  Moderator
                                    @jasonb

                                    So are you taking up DIY dentistry as a hobby for the new year?

                                    #386878
                                    Michael Gilligan
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                                      @michaelgilligan61133
                                      Posted by JasonB on 21/12/2018 16:03:57:

                                      So are you taking up DIY dentistry as a hobby for the new year?

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                                      Maybe about 2:30 devil

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