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

I bought this to cut concrete pavers on my tile saw. Using this as a wet blade. I have laid about 1200 ft.² of pavers I have used displayed to cut all of the borders so at least several hundred feet of one and a half inch thick concrete pavers. Cuts very . Cuts at a reasonable speed. Still no measurable wear on the blade. For the money you’ve definitely can’t go wrong.

It works good!

Buyer's beware the center ring is not pressed in well. I've had the ring fall out of this 4 inch blade and Whirlwind's 7 inch blade, when I opened the packaging. Easy to fall out, but not so easy to put back in. That being said, the blade cuts well and the price is cheap enough to buy two, just in case. I used the blades to cut a concrete floor for a bathroom drain. The 7 inch blade on my circular saw cut a couple of nice lines a little over 2 inches deep, then I used a jackhammer to break out the concrete, between the cuts. In hindsight, wish I'd used a 10 inch blade, as the concrete floor was 3 1/2 inches thick. Suggest using water while cutting, to hold down the dust and cool the blade. I didn't use water to start with, thinking that my shop vac could handle the dust. I was wrong... a cloud of dust covered everything, clogged the shop vac filter and my dust mask. I also managed to bend the first blade, when it got too hot while using it, without water, on long continuous cuts.

I got this blade while working on my retaining wall, and it exceeded my expectations. It cut through the brick like butter. I finished the entire wall and the blade still has plenty of life left. For the price, it’s an excellent value and highly recommended.

Cheap cost yet cuts concrete easily. My old diamond saw blade was worn after dozens of concrete cuts and took more than 30 minutes to make a 30 inch cut at max depth. The effort to push the saw was exhausting. Not with this blade. Another 30 inch cut took just 15 min, even when dry cutting. Cuts to max depth best if shallow half inch runs are made so concrete dust and chips don't clog. Also, pushing effort is easier with shallow cuts. Haven't tried wet cutting concrete but expect that dust and maybe noise will decrease.

Awesome Blade !!! .. Cuts Concrete Pavers Like Butter Dry Cut..

I used this blade to cut fire brick and blocks it works as good as the more expensive ones that I have used. Provided a smooth cut with speed.

Cleanest cut for the $$

Comparable to a blade I bought for 85.00

Me gustó porque hizo el trabajo. Buen disco