Best Diamond Blades On The Planet
The question that every contractor asks when buying diamond tools. How long does a diamond blade last or cut for? This is an important question to determine job estimates. It can be challenging to properly forecast your tools budget if you don’t know how many diamond blades you will need for the job. First, let’s…
What is the best diamond blade? The answer is, whatever diamond blade is best for your specific application. Seems vague, so I will be more specific here. I have sold our economy blades to big reputable companies, and they have loved them. On the flip side, I have sold our best blades to companies that…
The question we receive most about safety gear is “what is the difference between N95 masks and KN95 masks? I’ll make it easy on you and give the short answer right off the bat. N95 are American made masks and KN95 are made in china. However, there are some important things to consider before you…
diamond blades in pool construction for concrete and gunite pools
Picking out quality diamond blades for a decent price can be tricky. Usually, when you spend over $100 a blade from a reputable company, you get back a good quality product. So, is it possible to spend less than that and still get a blade with decent cutting action and life? Maybe. General purpose diamond…
Diamond King is at it again. This time we have brought our diamond blades, core bits, power equipment, veneer stone and other high quality products to Hartford Connecticut. This is the first year the Northeast Hardscape Expo has ventured outside Providence RI, and so far, it looks like a success. My favorite part of the…
The Cape Cod Landscape Show is always kind of the kick off for the diamond blade season for us. It is usually the first regional show that pops up and remind us that the nicer weather is coming, along with construction! We have been an exhibitor at the Cape show for over 5 years and…
Diamond King Tools at World Of Concrete Las Vegas Nevada
For most contractors, diamond blade versatility is a key factor in determining which blade is best for the job. Not all blades are created equal. In most cases, diamond blades are specialized for the material being cut. So in other words, concrete blades should cut concrete, asphalt blades should cut asphalt etc. There are however,…
Safety is always the top priority in construction. Cutting construction materials can create hazardous dust. Taking all the proper precautions while cutting concrete, asphalt, stone, brick and block is an extremely important step in keeping the job site safe. Wet cutting mitigates the amount of dust produced while cutting into these materials. If a hose…
