The best 125mm wood cutting discs, compared.
Top pick: VBVOO 40T discs, 2-pack Best value: HAWCUT 40T TCT blades, 2-pack – Lowest price among listings that keep the blade off an angle grinder and have UK review text: about £7.99, 12,000 rpm, rings to 20 mm. Updated October 2026.
A 125 mm wood cutting disc on amazon.co.uk is either a toothless carbide-grit rim or a toothed TCT blade, often 40 teeth in a two-pack. You own a 115 mm or 125 mm angle grinder, or a compact circular saw, and the type, diameter, and bore have to match that tool. A useful listing states a maximum rpm at least as high as the tool, a 22.23 mm bore or the right reducing ring, and materials in the specification rather than a title that lists everything. The Office for Safety and Standards says toothed blades sold for angle grinders kick back. A carbide-grit disc is a different object, and only when the grinder maker allows it, with the guard on. The [grit or toothed guide](/hub/saw-accessories/125mm-wood-cutting-disc/sub/125mm-wood-cutting-disc-grit-or-toothed) sets that split out.
A 125 mm wood cutting disc on amazon.co.uk is either a toothless carbide-grit rim or a toothed TCT blade, often 40 teeth in a two-pack.
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The VBVOO pack is two 40-tooth discs at about £8.49, and the title names 4.5 inch and 5 inch angle grinders as well as a circular saw. amazon.co.uk shows 5.0 from 2 reviews, and the file has no review text, so that star line is not a cutting report. The listing states 125 mm, a 22.23 mm bore, and a maximum of 10,000 rpm, which you still compare with the tool. The thickness cell says 0.2 mm beside a pack weight of 300 g. No reducing ring is listed. A toothed blade named for an angle grinder is the combination the Office for Product Safety and Standards tells people not to use, because of kickback. Choose it only if a saw manual accepts this blade and 10,000 rpm is high enough for that saw. Skip it for a grinder, and skip it while the review file is empty.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Only a saw whose manual accepts a 125 mm 40-tooth blade and whose speed stays within 10,000 rpm.
Less suitable: An angle grinder, including a 4.5 inch body, or anyone treating two five-star ratings as a test.
Specifications
Common questions
What maximum speed does VBVOO state?
10,000 rpm, with a 125 mm diameter and a 22.23 mm bore.
Is a reducing ring included?
The page asks whether an adapter ring is needed. The bullets do not list a ring.
Are there written reviews in the file?
No. The star line is 5.0 from 2 reviews, and the listing file has no review text.
The Fresilkora pack is two 40-tooth blades at about £6.99, the lowest price here, with 4.8 from 20 reviews and eight UK texts. The title names an angle grinder, and the Office for Product Safety and Standards says toothed blades sold for angle grinders kick back and should not be used. UK reviews describe pallet cutting on a cordless grinder, a closer edge than that reviewer could get with a circular saw, and one short comment that the blade lasted after a few nails. The same pallet review calls the edge a bit rough, one buyer says it did not last as long as expected on a Makita grinder, and another calls it fine for DIY rather than professional work. The file states 125 mm, a 22.23 mm bore, and 1.2 mm thickness, and it does not state a maximum rpm. Two mounting rings are in a bullet, with no target bore, and the title mentions alloy steel while the material cell says wood. Choose it only if a saw that is designed for a 125 mm 40-tooth blade already matches the bore. Skip it on the strength of the 4.8 line, and skip it if the listing still names an angle grinder.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A saw that is already designed for a 125 mm 40-tooth blade, after you have ignored the angle-grinder line in the title.
Less suitable: Any angle grinder, or anyone buying on the 4.8 star line alone.
Specifications
Common questions
Does Fresilkora include a guard?
No. The page asks about a safety guard, and the included-components line is two circular saw blades.
What thickness is stated?
1.2 mm, with a 125 mm diameter and a 22.23 mm bore.
Is a maximum rpm stated?
No maximum rpm is in the listing file.
The Bosch Expert Carbide Multi Wheel is one 125 mm toothless disc at about £15.96, with 4.7 from 1,407 amazon.co.uk reviews, and it is the top pick in this set. UK reviews describe laminate trim, shed trims, fence posts, and chipboard on a cordless grinder, and one review says it was still sharp after small wood and plastic cuts. The bullets say it cuts wood with embedded screws and nails, plus plastic pipes, laminates, and drywall, while the specification cell says Plastic. This amazon.co.uk file states a 22.23 mm bore and 1 mm in the included-components line, and it does not state a maximum rpm. A second dimensions cell prints 50 x 60 x 10 cm, which fights the 125 mm diameter. Lines about very fine dust and a kick on a rushed cut are not from UK reviews. Choose it for a small angle grinder when the maker allows a carbide multi-wheel and the guard fits. Skip it if you need a stated rpm on this listing, a second disc in the box, or a toothed blade for a circular saw.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small angle grinder whose maker allows a carbide multi-wheel, when you want the only large UK review sample in this set.
Less suitable: A circular saw that needs a toothed blade, or anyone who needs a maximum rpm printed on this amazon.co.uk listing.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this Bosch listing include a guard?
No. The included-components line is one 125 mm disc, 1 mm thick, with a 22.23 mm bore.
Does the listing say it cuts nails?
The bullets say it cuts wood and embedded screws and nails, plus plastic pipes, laminates, and drywall.
What does the material cell say?
The specification cell says Plastic. The bullets describe carbide technology. Both lines are in the same listing.
The Oiieco pack is two carbide-grit discs at about £10.39, with 4.7 from 40 amazon.co.uk reviews and 11 UK texts in the file. UK reviews include an old oak beam that kept cutting, a 10 mm plastic oil-storage tank, and a repeat buy for roof trusses. One UK review says a single cut through a brush handle finished the disc, so the star line does not settle how long a disc lasts. The diameter cell says 125 mm and grit 120 with a 22.23 mm bore, the title also says 115–125 mm, and the number-of-items cell says 5 while the included line says 2PCS. The material cell lists wood, rubber, and tyres. One UK review describes mild steel and aluminium, which that cell does not list, and no maximum rpm is in the file. Choose it if you want a second grit disc in the box and you will not treat the steel anecdote as a specification. Skip it while the title still says 115–125 mm, or if you need a toothed blade for a circular saw.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 125 mm angle grinder when you want a spare grit disc and you have checked that the page you buy is the 125 mm model.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs a stated rpm, a single agreed diameter in the title, or a toothed blade for a circular saw.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the Oiieco pack 115 mm or 125 mm?
The diameter cell says 125 mm and the model is 125mm. The title also says 115–125 mm.
Which materials does the specification list?
Wood, rubber, and tyres. A bullet also says plastic. Steel is not in the material cell.
Is a reducing ring included?
No reducing ring is listed. Included components say 2PCS.
The SHYSBV pack is two 125 mm carbide-grit discs at about £10.39, with 4.7 from 10 reviews and four UK texts in the file. Those texts say the discs fitted a DeWalt grinder, felt sharp, and were used on plastic and wood, and one buyer ordered another pair. There is no repeated complaint in those four lines, and four texts are not a picture of all 10 ratings. The file states a 22.23 mm bore and 0.8 mm thickness, and it does not state a maximum rpm. The specification cell says plastic and wood, while the bullets also name stainless steel, marble, ceramics, and wood with nails. A bullet tells you to wear goggles, hearing protection, and a dust mask, and it does not recommend closed rooms. Choose it only as a spare grit pair if you treat the extra material names as claims. Skip it if you want a larger UK sample or a stated rpm.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 125 mm angle grinder when a second grit disc at about £10.39 is enough and you can ignore the wider material bullets.
Less suitable: Anyone who wants a large UK sample, a stated rpm, or a specification cell that matches the steel and stone claims.
Specifications
Common questions
What thickness does SHYSBV state?
The thickness cell says 0.8 mm. Diameter is 125 mm and the bore is 22.23 mm.
Does the material cell match the bullets?
The cell says plastic and wood. Bullets also name stainless steel, marble, ceramics, and wood with nails.
Is a dust note in the listing?
A bullet says to wear goggles, hearing protection, and a dust mask, and does not recommend closed rooms.
The BATIOPV pack is two 40-tooth blades at about £14.99, with 4.6 from 90 amazon.co.uk reviews. The written texts in the file are mostly from outside the UK, and the one UK line says it works. The compatible-devices cell lists angle grinders, circular saws, mitre saws, and table saws. A bullet says the blade can handle wood with embedded nails, which is a marketplace line rather than a manufacturer sheet for this brand. The file states 125 x 22.23 mm and does not state a maximum rpm. The number-of-items cell says 1 while the title is a 2-pack, and the bullets do not list a storage case. A non-UK note says the disc undoes if the nut is not tight, which is not a UK defect pattern and does not make a toothed blade suitable for a grinder. Choose it only for a saw that is designed for a 125 mm 40-tooth blade, after you have checked the count in the box, and skip it for an angle grinder or if you wanted 90 UK write-ups.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A saw designed for a 125 mm 40-tooth blade, if you treat the 90-review line as a count and not as UK write-ups.
Less suitable: An angle grinder, or anyone who wants a UK review sample and a stated maximum rpm.
Specifications
Common questions
Does BATIOPV name an angle grinder?
Yes. The compatible-devices cell lists angle grinders, circular saws, mitre saws, and table saws.
Is a storage case included?
The page asks about a case. The bullets do not list one. Included components say circular saw blade.
Where do the written reviews come from?
The star line is 4.6 from 90. The written texts in the file are mostly from outside the UK. One UK line says it works.
The HAWCUT pack is two 40-tooth TCT blades at about £7.99, listed for circular saws, and it is the best value in this set. amazon.co.uk shows 4.4 from 13 reviews, with eight texts in the file. Reviewers report a clean cut on plywood and MDF with little tear-out, and a fine cut in 20 mm pine blockboard at 4,200 rpm. The same reviews say the wood scorched when the saw was run very fast, and the cut cleaned up after they slowed down. The box states a 22.23 mm bore, two reducing rings to 20 mm, and a maximum of 12,000 rpm, and the compatible-devices cell says circular saws and does not name an angle grinder. One buyer wanted a ring smaller than 20 mm, and another had ordered the wrong size. Choose it for a compact circular saw that takes 125 mm and 22.23 mm or 20 mm. Skip it for an angle grinder, or if you need a nail claim on the listing.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A compact circular saw that takes a 125 mm blade at 22.23 mm or 20 mm, when you want the lowest price among the listings that stay off angle grinders.
Less suitable: An angle grinder, or a saw that needs a reducing ring smaller than 20 mm.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the HAWCUT pack listed for an angle grinder?
The compatible-devices cell says circular saws. It does not name an angle grinder.
What rings are in the box?
Two blades and two reducing rings from 22.23 mm to 20 mm.
What maximum speed is stated?
12,000 rpm. The bullets say not to exceed the marked maximum.
The Chersun pack is two 40-tooth ATB blades at about £10.39, with 4.2 from 16 reviews and six texts in the file. The bullet states a 22.2 mm bore, a 16 mm reducing ring, 1 mm thickness, and a maximum of 13,000 rpm. Reviews that fitted a circular saw describe a fast, clean cut once the saw bolt was tight. One UK review says the 125 mm blades went on a 115 mm cordless Einhell after the shield was changed, with about 20 to 30 mm depth of cut, which is a report of what someone did, and a 125 mm blade does not belong on a 115 mm body. Conti board edges needed sanding afterwards, and one review calls the bore 23 mm, against 22.2 mm in the bullet. The listing also names an angle grinder, which is the use the Office for Product Safety and Standards warns against for a toothed blade. Choose it for a circular saw only after the bore and the 16 mm ring match the arbor. Skip it for a 115 mm grinder.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A circular saw whose arbor matches 22.2 mm or the included 16 mm ring, and whose speed stays within 13,000 rpm.
Less suitable: A 115 mm angle grinder, or a furniture edge you want finished without sanding.
Specifications
Common questions
What bore and ring does Chersun state?
The bullet says a 22.2 mm (7/8 inch) bore and a reducing ring for 16 mm spindles.
What maximum speed is stated?
13,000 rpm. Thickness in the table is 1 mm.
Does a review describe a 115 mm grinder?
One UK review says the 125 mm blades were fitted to a 115 mm Einhell by changing the shield, with about 20 to 30 mm depth of cut.
The XIXUANAI listing is four 40-tooth blades at about £10.99, and the listing file has no customer-reviews line and no review text. The title and a bullet say 125 mm, a 22.23 mm bore, and 40 carbide teeth, and the listed weight is 440 g. No maximum rpm is stated. Bullets name angle grinders, circular saws, and table saws, and one bullet also says metal while others list wood, plasterboard, laminate, plastic, and plywood. A toothed blade marketed for an angle grinder is the attachment the Office for Product Safety and Standards says increases kickback. Four blades at about £10.99 do not fill in a missing star line. The editorial score is 0 because there is no review line to score. Skip it for a grinder, and skip it while the file still has no ratings.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Leave it until the listing shows reviews and the tool is a saw the manual allows.
Less suitable: An angle grinder, or a four-pack bought while the page still has no ratings.
Specifications
Common questions
How many blades are in the XIXUANAI pack?
The title and the bullet say four 125 mm blades with a 22.23 mm bore and 40 teeth.
Is there a star rating?
The listing file has no customer-reviews line and no review text.
Is a maximum rpm stated?
No. A bullet says to check diameter and bore before use.
Scores use the nine amazon.co.uk listings kept in this comparison, captured on 16 October 2026. They are not a cutting trial, not a UKCA or EN mark, and not a rank of the wider aisle. Prices, stars, and review counts are the figures on each listing. A toothed blade named for an angle grinder loses the type points, because the Office for Product Safety and Standards alert PSA5 says those attachments kick back. Stars do not put those points back. No customer-review line scores 0 for the whole product.
Star line and review sample
35%35 points from the amazon.co.uk star line, then a multiplier for the written sample. At least 100 reviews with UK text keeps the full share. A thinner UK sample, or text that is not from the UK, keeps less. No review text scores 0 for this block.
Type, bore, rpm and the specification
30%30 points for what you can check on the page: 12 if the type matches the tool, 6 for a stated bore, 6 for a maximum rpm in the amazon.co.uk file, and 6 if the specification cells agree with the bullets and the pack count. A missing rpm scores 0. A Screwfix figure is not copied in.
Review sentiment
15%15 points from review sentiment, cut where a UK review reports a short life, scorching, a rough edge, or a guard that was changed to force a fit.
Price after the type points
20%20 points for price only after the type points are earned. The lowest price in that group scores highest. Listings that name a toothed blade for an angle grinder are capped at 6.
Match the accessory to the tool before you compare the price. A grit rim and a 40-tooth blade are not interchangeable, and a title that lists every material is not a specification. Shelf prices for this size are set out in [what a 125 mm wood cutting disc costs](/hub/saw-accessories/blog/cost-of-a-125mm-wood-cutting-disc).
A 125 mm wood cutting disc on amazon.co.uk is either a toothless carbide-grit rim or a toothed TCT blade, usually 40 teeth in a two-pack. Buyers in the UK own a 115 mm or 125 mm angle grinder, or a compact circular saw, and need the type, diameter, and bore to match that tool. A useful listing states a maximum rpm at least as high as the tool, a 22.23 mm bore or the right reducing ring, and materials in the specification rather than a title that lists everything.
Wood cutting disc covers a grit rim and a 40-tooth blade. If the tool is an angle grinder, a toothed blade is the attachment PSA5 says kicks back. Look for teeth before you look at the star line.
125 mm is a 5 inch disc. A 115 mm body is a different size. One UK review changed the shield on a 115 mm Einhell to fit 125 mm blades. Do not remove the guard to force the larger disc on.
A 4.8 from 20 reviews does not offset a toothed blade whose title names an angle grinder. A missing rpm stays missing. A title that lists metal, tile, and nails is not the specification cell.
The first check is the accessory against the tool you already own. If the tool is an angle grinder, OPSS Product Safety Alert PSA5 says not to fit a toothed saw blade. Use only an attachment the grinder manufacturer recommends, with the guard on. A carbide-grit disc such as the Bosch Carbide Multi Wheel is that different object. A 40-tooth blade belongs on a saw that is designed for it. Diameter sits in the same check: 125 mm is 5 inch, and a 115 mm grinder is not the same body.
The stated centre in this set is 22.23 mm, which is 7/8 inch. Chersun’s bullet says 22.2 mm. Reducing rings, where the listing includes them, step down to 20 mm on HAWCUT or 16 mm on Chersun. The ring must fit the arbor with no play. Fresilkora mentions two mounting rings and does not state the target bore. The maximum rpm has to be at least as high as the tool. Stated here: HAWCUT 12,000, VBVOO 10,000, and Chersun 13,000. If the pack states none, do not guess.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want to nip timber, laminate, or plastic, and you must not solve that with a toothed blade. The Bosch Expert Carbide Multi Wheel is one 125 mm grit disc at about £15.96, with 4.7 from 1,407 reviews. Use it only if the grinder maker allows it and the guard fits. This listing does not state a maximum rpm.
You want a 40-tooth 125 mm blade and the right ring, on a saw that is designed for it. The HAWCUT pack is about £7.99 for two blades, listed for circular saws, with a 22.23 mm bore, two rings to 20 mm, and a stated maximum of 12,000 rpm. It is not listed for an angle grinder.
You already have a 125 mm grinder the maker allows a carbide multi-wheel on, and you want a second disc under the Bosch price. The Oiieco pack is two grit-120 discs at about £10.39, with 4.7 from 40 reviews. The title also says 115–125 mm, and the file has no maximum rpm.
The top pick is the Bosch Expert Carbide Multi Wheel at about £15.96. It scores 78: a carbide grit disc for an angle grinder, a 22.23 mm bore, and 4.7 from 1,407 reviews. The amazon.co.uk file has no rpm, the material cell says Plastic, and the score is not a safety approval. The best value is the HAWCUT 40-tooth pack at about £7.99, score 73, the lowest price among listings that do not sell teeth for a grinder and that have UK review text. It is listed for circular saws, states 12,000 rpm, and UK reviews mention scorching when the saw was run very fast.
HAWCUT 40T TCT blades, 2-pack
Lowest price among listings that keep the blade off an angle grinder and have UK review text: about £7.99, 12,000 rpm, rings to 20 mm.
Editorial
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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