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Diamond Stone Blade for Cutting Granite, Marble and Hard Stone

Stone Diamond Blades are engineered to cut thick granite, marble, and hard stone. The turbo rim design is perfect for countertop fabrication and other fine detail work where a smooth clean cut is necessary. This blades strong steel core and unique cooling holes provide fast heat displacement. Use this blade on 7 in. angle grinders or circular saw with DM 7/8 in. arbor, 5/8 in. adapter is included.

Tiles Versus Slabs

You can cut granite that is in tile format with a normal circular saw using a dry-cut stone blade that is either carbide or diamond tipped. Because the tile is not thick, it will not bind the blade or heat it up. Slab material, on the other hand, requires a wet-cut circular saw which has specialty tubes running into the blade to keep water continually on it, cooling it as it cuts through thick slabs.

Protecting the Cut

All granite edges chip out when you use a saw to cut the edges, circular saws more so than tile wet saws or rail saws, because the blade of a circular saw vibrates more. This vibration leads to the blade jogging loose imperfections in the edge of the cut. Cover the cut edge with masking tape or duct tape before you cut to help hold the cut edge together and avoid large fragments chunking off.

Dust and Water

If at all possible, cut the granite material outdoors. Cutting granite tile creates stone dust, which is particularly heavy and thick. If you have to cut in an indoor setting, open any exterior windows and cover any doorways into lived-in sections with plastic sheeting to force any dust to remain in the area. This is especially true with the dry-cut method. Cutting the granite wet has the same issue, although it’s not with dry dust, but rather with wet dust that is a sludge-like substance.
Professional-grade quality
Engineered for cutting granite, marble, and hard stone
Turbo style rim formulated with high-grade diamond and a unique bond matrix for fast smooth cuts
For use on 7 in. angle grinders and circular saws
Faster cutting and longer life than standard abrasive blades
See more at:http://www.sunwit-diamondsawblade.com/
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