USA ADLSS 14 inch Dry or Wet Cutting General Purpose Segmented High Speed Diamond Saw Blades for Concrete Stone Brick Masonry (14")

I give it 5 stars for the price. I bought these thinking they would last longer than they did. I used them to cut concrete patio pavers they cut the brick with ease but they only last for about 50 cuts but for 13.99 for 2 blades it worked for me and got the job done. next time if I have a bigger job I would buy 2 sets

The best blades for the money! I’ve been buying them for 5 years and they work awesome. We use them to cut through everything. Concrete, rebar, ductile iron, stump roots

We recently built a new house and had leftover stone from the exterior. I decided to use that stone to make a fire pit, but needed to cut the stone down to make it work well. I've never cut stone before and am not the greatest craftsman out there, so I was a bit nervous when using this. This blade was awesome though. I put it on my chop saw no problem and was able to make nice easy cuts through the stone with it. Obviously you MUST wear eye protection and a respirator when cutting stone, so please be safe! This blade lasted a long time but I pretty much dulled it out by the end of my project. As far as I am concerned, this was the perfect blade for what I needed and I highly recommend it.

Smoth cutting. Durable .

Worked perfect and fast on my 4” grinder opening up concrete cracks for epoxy pour

Holds well with water. When new, it's like cutting a butter. Did about 150 Ln.ft.of solid 12inch thick concrete. After all, it's still wery good.

Easy install works like a charm. Dry or wet. Wet is preferred as this dramatically increases blade life. I used it in a basic chop saw and a compound mirer saw . Cuts pavers and bricks fast and as acurate as the quality of saw used. I used a basic garden hose to add water to my cuts and it cut smooth woth no chipout. I cut a coupple hundred blocks and it only shows a little bit of wear. Great value.

For thirty bucks, I figured I would try it out and if it didn’t work well I’d hire someone to cut my asphalt driveway for electrical conduit. It cut through 2.5 to 3 inches of asphalt NO problems. Cut a total of about 60 foot (30 foot each way to make a trench) and I could have easy done more. The blade had zero issues. Very durable. Should be noted I used a Stihl gas powered demo saw. Would defiantly recommend for cutting through asphalt.