Trabo 4.5 Inch Masonry Segmented Rim Diamond Bond Blade for Cutting Cement, Pavers, Concrete with Rebar, Natural Stone and More, with 7/8 Inch Arbor with 5/8 Inch Reducer Ring

Got this to slap on a garage sale saw that I didn't mind blowing up if it came to it. Been sawing concrete blocks for a wall and I wouldn't say "like butter" but with some patience and worry that the blade will explode it cuts the blocks. The blade hasn't exploded, by the way, and maybe never will. But I have a healthy fear of death by power tools and sawing concrete dry seems like it may end up a Final Destination scene for me someday but for now I'm still alive and sipping mountain dews

It just work fine , I used this with my 71/4” saw and cut 8 ft for concrete without problem. I did have help to feed water while I made the cut. If I am criticized, I wish it comes with a diamond washer too to make a regular size hole to fit to my saw. For me ,I had to get one of them washer out of my other blade to make this one fit.

I had a minute of suspense b/c for some reason I expected the brass ring to be installed, and the package just shows the diamond punchout. It was scotch taped inside the sleeve flap. Will update review after installed and tried on concrete sidewalk.

Build QualityThe saw blade is a good quality and works will for brick pavers.UseThis is a 1" arbor so you will need to find an adaptor (with the appropriate thickness) in order to use on a 5/8" arbor chopsaw (which seems to be the most common size for a standard 10-12" saw.) Once I found one of the correct width (one at the orange store is too thick) I was able to use this saw flawlessly to cut several (around 200) 1" pavers. The saw blade performed well the whole time and I am pleased with the performance.7/8" arbor?Do not throw away the package. There is a small gold reducer ring taped inside one of the corners. I almost missed mine.Final thoughtsThis is a good saw blade for pavers and I highly recommend it.

Much cheaper than the ones in retail stores. Only used it to cut 2 cinder blocks, but cut through them like butter.

Used for 2" pavers. Cut dry 3/4 depth then snapped the pavers. Wear goggles. Couple hundred feet of cuts so far and still working great. Good value

Great Product !

worth for the money