Common Types of Diamond Saw Blades and Their Uses

With the wide array of diamond saw blades on the market, it can sometimes be tough deciding on which style to use. In this video, learn the differences between the most common diamond blades used for hardscape applications.
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[@stevosteve]

Clear, to the point, informative, and more importantly it answered my question about direction of the serrated blade as the arrow was worn off the surface (the serrated cutting tip angle is opposite to those found on a wood blade tip for example). Your videos of serrated baldes confirmed my thoughts about the direction based on the angle of the serrations. Result, job now done. Great video.

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AndrewHelgeCox]

Very useful introduction. Thank you!

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Thanks for watching!

[@min2oly]

exactly what I needed - THANKS!

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@icecardinal]

Informative and to the point, thanks very much.

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@emersoncampbell2661]

Thanks for the educational course.

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Glad you found the video useful! Thanks for watching!

[@Mixwell1983]

I scored, found 2 old 7 1/4 serrated turbo type blades in my garage that were in a stack of circ saw blades. I need it to cut cinder block for a project and i was going to use the old score and hammer trick and pray I didnt crack the block in the wrong place. Thanks for the info on the different types of blades.

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Great! Thanks for watching!

[@wendyyu6481]

great ,very important information

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@OgunjobiOluwamayowa]

The video is a conscise lecture, please can you send me your catalogue? I may need patronizing you.

[@MauriceCalis]

Perfect!

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Thanks for the comment Maurice!

[@MauriceCalis]

@@ewingoutdoorsupply I needed a quick video to help me pick out the right blade for the job. Got the cerated turbo blade to cut pavers (Makita, because that's what was available), and it worked great.

[@Benas272]

good info

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Thanks for watching!

[@versatileduplicity9313]

Ok thanks

[@versatileduplicity9313]

Could you use a diamond blade on a circular saw that cuts wood. Like would it be a good idea to take out the wood blade and put the diamond one in

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

Yes, that's very common. The saw used at 0:24 in the video is such a saw. Thanks for watching!

[@3sixD]

Arrived here from UnchartedX talking about diamond tip blades cutting pyramid stones....lol im deep in the rabbit hole...dont save me

[@sarahanna68]

good job now why the ring in the middle

[@ewingoutdoorsupply]

It's an adapter/reducer bushing so the blade can fit a variety of saws. Thanks for the question!

[@orlandobowie]

How to cut asphalt

[@3oldman]

everybody gets "it's' wrong

[@Turtlefarm]

Don’t get too excited now lol