For grinding discs, I've always been a huge fan of the makita grinding discs with Bosch being a close second. And for cutting discs, I have a rather unique taste, I really like the harbor freight 5"x .040" discs and the 4.5"x 3/64" discs. They are remarkably thin and remarkably cheap coming in at .50 each. Yet they are very reliable in quality. I haven't had a single one explode On me that wasn't my own fault and they tend to last about as long as most other name brands. But the makita "fast cutting" 0.032" discs are also really great. However, at nearly, or over $2 each, even when buying in bulk, I like to save them for special occasions only.

So The reason I'm making this post is because Harbor freight recently discontinued all of their thin kerf discs, so no more .040" nor 3/64" nor 1/25". At present all of the discs are 1/16". So now I'm in the market for a new go to brand. Something With a good balance between quality, Cutting ability and price.

I've heard good things about the metabo slicer line of discs But I don't know if I want it invest $80 in a bulk pack without ever having tried them, but they are slightly Cheaper than the makita at ~$1.60 each. And when looking for another "cheap" Disk replacement, I found the Black Hawk brand on Amazon, they have decent reviews, but A lot Of products on Amazon are just relabled Chineseium, Which Blackhawk may very well be.

Ps. "Whatever I get for free at work" is an acceptable answer. Just let me know the brand and an honest opinion, if you would be so kind.