KINGTHAI4 Inch Wet Dry Segmented Cutting Concrete Diamond Saw Blade for Masonry with 7/8-5/8 Inch Arbor

Used this with my Ryobi circular saw. Worked like a charm. Cut through concrete pavers with ease and helped me complete my backyard project easily. Definitely recommend this one if you are looking for a nice and economical blade.

The media could not be loaded.  Out of the box blade has been awesome. Using it on a stark name brand saw. Very pleased. I needed the 16” on both sides of my foundation to cut out pieces, I did overcut to install 1/4” steel angle to serve as header for wide basement window installation. Recommend blade 100%

Diamond blades traditionally have been expensive. This blade proved to be an exceptionally good value for a wet/dry cutting blade on a radial saw. I used the blade initially to cut 25 or so bricks for a patio installation. There were no issues, no kickback, no over heating, or burning. The blade made clean cuts, without excessive noise, and performed well. For home use, this appears to be an exceptional product for the low price. I have not used it extensively enough to know how long it would last or if it would be suitable for a commercial environment under constant use. However, priced at less than $20, I don't think you could go wrong giving it a try.

I used the 10 inch to cut two 16 inch long ( 4 inch thick) solid cinder blocks. I did this dry. Made multiple shallow cuts, because the block was very thick (4"). The blade worked well for my use. I cannot say how durable the saw is, because I only did these 2 cuts. When I was done, the saw blade was still cutting good and did not seem to be getting dull.

It got my job done (dry-cutting 4 ft of 3 in thick concrete) with no noticeable wear on the blade.

I recently replaced a bathroom vanity with marble top, but it had no backsplash. I found an old used sink/marble top with a similar look. I had to cut the backsplash out of the used sink, I was nervous about cutting stone with a standard table saw. No water was used, this blade cut the 1 inch thick marble very well. I cut up all the extra marble for future use, the cutting was similar to cutting wood. Very pleased with this blade. Has me wondering if I should find more used marble to cut up for projects, it is very easy going and quiet cutting.

It cut through some outside 7/8" porcelain tile, which is no easy feat. You do need a strong 4" angle grinder and recommend water shield if going wet. That being said, fair amount of chipout near end of cuts so be careful.

I got this budget masonry blade to first cut up a long slab of cement into smaller sections. So about six cuts of an inch deep across 24". That's all I figured it was good for at this price, just assumed it was budget and would be worthless after a bit of use, but that's all I needed and didn't want to spend the dough for a higher-quality blade.Well I've had it for a while and have done a few more projects with it and the blade just keeps cutting. I recently cut grooves for joists into a footing — 2" deep cuts across 8", sometimes hitting rebar — and it worked like a charm.So I definitely recommend this for the money. It's a decent blade.Just to mention in case you haven't cut much concrete or stone: This will make a TON of dust and you shouldn't be breathing it. Wear a GOOD respirator (not one of those worthless paper things) and eye protection, too.

Did the job to cut stone.

I tried a cheap composite blade and got 8 very slow cuts from it. Switched to this and did the remaining 50 or so with no problems.Highly recommended.

Okol

bought one of these to cut the stucco off our house. It stayed sharp for then entire house. Worked great. definitely worth it.

一般的な日本メーカーのサンダーの軸についてるコマのサイズは１5㎜ですがこれは穴の径が15.85㎜とかいてあり１６㎜のコマでぴったりでした。