Best Diamond Blades On The Planet
What is best for cutting metal or ductile iron? We have been in the diamond blade business for over 10 years. In that time, we have literally been asked every question under the sun for the best practices on cutting metal. Ductile pipe is the most common material being cut by standard 14″ diamond blades…
Concrete cup wheels are essential in finishing concrete properly. During the forming process, concrete can sometimes come out a little imperfect. Concrete then needs to be cut, smoothed etc to get the great final finished product. Cup wheels are mainly used to grind or polish stone and concrete. In this case we will focus on…
Husqvarna has been on fire the past 12 months. First they upgraded their K 760 saw to the new and improved Husqvarna K 770 (Read about that here), then they drop the K 770 VAC saw on us. The construction industry has been waiting for one of the major power equipment companies to come out…
Diamond Blades have evolved quite a bit over the past 20 years. New manufacturing processes have allowed engineers to get creative with blade design. This has significantly increased the amount of cool features diamond blades can have. One of the most important diamond blade metrics to track is cutting speed. This makes turbo segmented diamond…
Tuck point blades are used to clear mortar joints and to prep masonry surfaces. When picking a diamond blade for this type of work, you have two main choices, a tuck point blue blaster and a sandwich diamond blade. The most common choice is the Blue Blaster Tuck Point Blade. This is a super premium…
In this corner, the NEW Husqvarna K 770 vs the old trusty Husqvarna K 760. The 760 has been an industry leader in gas cut off demo saws for a long time, but like most things, there comes a time for an upgrade. However, if you own an i phone, you know that not all…
The segment height on a diamond blade is very important. Segment height can determine how long a blade lasts and also how efficiently it cuts into your material. there are 3 approximate heights that diamond blade companies carry diamond blades in. The first is 8mm. This is usually sold as an economy blade. It doesn’t…
When it comes to PRO concrete cutting diamond blades, there are 3 main factors to consider. How fast does the blade cut? How much life does the blade offer? What coolants will be used? Time is money. This means that cutting speed is crucial when considering what diamond blade to choose for your job. Getting…
Diamond blade terminology can be pretty confusing. There are so many different diamond blade companies (and diamond blade salespeople) that use the same product descriptions for different products. This can lead to the diamond blade rep misinterpreting what is wanted or needed by the customer. The terms we often hear getting mixed up are combo…
How to choose asphalt or concrete. Concrete and asphalt cutting
