- Works for both dry and wet cutting
- Great for cutting concrete, brick, block, stone and stucco
- Delivers 8700 RPM for powerful performance
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- Turbo rim
- Ideal for cutting concrete, brick, block, stone, and stucco
- Provides fast smooth cuts
- Fits 7 in. angle grinders and circular saws
- DM 7/8 in. - 5/8 in. arbor
- MAX RPM 8,730
- Dry or wet cutting
- California residents
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Can this cut concrete slaps to install a French drainage system?
Asked by Bob80 June 15, 2021Yes, it would work. That is what it is made for. I have used it to cut concrete pavers and concrete slabs and can do it all day long. However, be aware that this is only 7.5 inches in diameter so it may not be able to cut all the way through a typical concrete slab. You may have to cut as deep as you can and then bust the strip with a sledge hammer. These types of blades are available in larger diameters, if you have the equipment to use them. Also, this blade is for very nice, smooth cuts. You could try the segmented version of this blade for a slightly rougher but faster cut. Wear proper protective equipment, and if dry-cutting, be prepared for an ungodly amount of dust.
What is the thickness of this blade?
Asked by Sanni October 19, 2020Dear Sanni, The blade thickness is 0.95". We hope this information helps with your project.
Will this blade cut marble?
Asked by TaysBae September 27, 2020Yes. The Avanti Pro 7 inch Turbo Diamond Blade can cut marble. A daimond blade should always be used to cut marble.
Got 7 1/4 circular saw , says 7 1/4 what size diamond blade can l use
Asked by Lp July 31, 2020Yes, it will. I have a circular saw with the same dimensions and the blade went on with no problem.
Will this cut granite?
Asked by Frank June 9, 2020An Avanti Pro Turbo Diamond Blade should cut granite.
Can you use this in a QEP 7 inch wet tile saw to cut stone tiles
Asked by Papa May 29, 2020I don't know any specifics about the QEP wet saw, but I use this blade on a Ridgid 7 inch wet tile saw and it cuts like a champ any type of tile and pavers and it does a very nice job. But for the finest work with thinner materials (like mosaic tiles, for example) I prefer to use a continuous-rim blade.
Can you use this blade on a 7 in. type 27 angle grinder?
Asked by Bill May 22, 2020I don't know what a "type 27 angle grinder" is. But if it is of any help, I have used a smaller version of this blade on a 4 1/2 inch angle grinder and it has worked fine. Be aware that if cutting dry it will generate an ungodly amount of dust. Don't skimp on protective gear.
I need to cut some formica sheet its about 1/8 inch thick and I have to be careful not to crack i...
Asked by Dave May 8, 2020No, this is a masonry blade. I would guess that it would get the Formica hot but that’s about it. If you are using a circular saw, use a thin kerf, 40 tooth (minimum) carbide tip blade. The more teeth the better. Same premise if you are using a table saw. Hope this helps.
Can this blade cut laminate flooring?
Asked by Lillian February 23, 2020No, specifically made for masonry, brick, etc.
can this blade cut through 3/4 inch marble?
Asked by Rich November 27, 2019No, made for brick and masonry.
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