Dewalt Accessories DW8002 Cutting Wheel 14in 10 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DW8002 is a 14-inch fabrication cutting wheel engineered for high-performance metal cutting in demanding trade environments. The wheel measures 14 inches in diameter, 7/64 inches thick, and fits a 1-inch arbor. It uses a high-concentration aluminum oxide grain that delivers fast, aggressive cutting action while running smoother than standard abrasive wheels. Two full sheets of fiberglass reinforcement are bonded into the wheel for added structural integrity and safety during high-speed operation. This wheel is sold in a pack of 10, making it a practical choice for shops and field crews with ongoing fabrication work.

The DW8002 is designed for cutting carbon steel and other ferrous metals in fabrication and structural steel applications. It is suited for use with 14-inch stationary chop saws and large angle grinders rated for that wheel diameter. Typical installation scenarios include structural steel fabrication shops, ironwork, mechanical contractors cutting threaded rod and pipe, and field crews cutting steel framing and support members. The 10-pack format supports sustained workflow without frequent resupply.

Key Features

• High-concentration aluminum oxide grain for aggressive, fast cutting on ferrous metals
• Proprietary material mix engineered for long wheel life and durability
• Two full fiberglass reinforcement sheets for structural safety at operating speed
• Smoother-running wheel geometry reduces vibration during cuts
• 1-inch arbor bore fits standard chop saw and large angle grinder spindles
• Sold as a pack of 10 for high-volume fabrication use

Compatibility

Designed for use on 14-inch chop saws and angle grinders rated for carbon steel and ferrous metal cutting with a 1-inch arbor bore.

Installation Notes

Cutting wheels of this diameter are typically mounted and changed by experienced trades workers including ironworkers, pipefitters, and sheet metal mechanics. Always power down and unplug or de-energize the tool before changing wheels. Inspect the wheel for cracks or chips before each use and never operate above the rated RPM marked on the wheel. Appropriate eye protection, a face shield, and gloves are standard PPE for abrasive cutting operations.