LSS 7 Inch Diamond Blade,Dry or Wet Cutting Hot Pressing Process Saw Blades Broadened Cutter Head, for Concrete Stone Brick Masonry (7")

I fitted this on my grinder to cut wall brick openings. This blade cut the brick like it was butter. I didn't bother to wet-cut with a water supply, but cut it dry. Dusty.... anyway, this blade was the best blade I've ever used for this application. I recommend it.

I bought two of these to remove a concrete path around a house. I assumed the lower price would mean lower quality. I have been thoroughly impressed! Even with all the rebar in the material these blades held up really well and stood up to the task.

I bought this blade specifically for some of my wife's epoxy work. She made book ends with stones covered by epoxy. I needed a straight cut since I was cutting it on a miter saw and there was a chance of striking the stones with the blade. Needless to say it cut through the ends like butter. Probably not what my saw or the blade was Intended for.

I used it to make three cuts across an 11' wide asphalt driveway with embedded stone aggregate. The third cut was just as easy as the first. This blade made quick work of cutting these difficult materials, and still looks like new.

I used this blade to cut thru the concrete slab in the house. About a 3' x 3' section. Worked great with no problems. I used my old, reliable 6 1/2 inch circular saw. I did like the directions said and stopped sawing about every minute and let the blade cool off for about 20 seconds. I also poured some water on the slab to keep the blade cool. I think the blade is still good to go for the next project! I attached the larger arbor washer that came with the blade and it worked with no problem. I am happy with the purchase. I think the house concrete slab that I cut thru is about 3" thick. I Still kicked up a lot of dust even using water and a vacuum while cutting.

This blade has a 1 inch arbor hole which I did notice when I purchased and processed a return under Amazon's generous terms. When looking fir a replacement blade I found DeWalt made a 1 inch to 5/8ths adaptor and that exactly fit my Dewalt 12 inch sliding compound miter saw.With the adapter the blade fits perfectly I canceled the return. Made 1 cut in 2 inch stone 12 inches wide and the cut edge was close to perfect and was as good as the factory edges. Hard to tell longevity from one cut, but the blade looks like new. I have great expectations for this blade and would expect it to outlast the projects I have in mind for it. Suspect this blade should cost about $90 in the big box stores and it woukd be special order, so the Amazon price and delivery time is very good

These blades are 80 bucks almost everywhere, this is a wicked good deal at 40 bucks, cuts smooth and nice, I used it to cut a bunch of granite curbing

Doesn’t fit my Makita knockoff. But it is a Makita knockoff.