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Here at Master Blade our first
priority is to make sure you walk away from your cutting experience as satisfied
with your diamond tools as we are. Here you will find tips on selecting the
right diamond
tool for the job, with easy to use charts to make sure your investment is
secured.
Throughout the years we have went into the
field many times to study how our diamond blades are performing. As a result, we have seen
first hand how people handle and cut with our blades. Off this knowledge, we
have built an information site based off of the most common issues diamond tool
operators may run into.
We found that our diamond blades perform flawlessly
even under the toughest conditions, if used with the proper technique. What many operators don’t
always see, is that a dull blade is not always a broken blade. Please take a
quick moment to review all our tips and see how easy some issues can be to
overcome, saving you time and money!
Diamond Tool Glossary - Tool Terms
Types of Diamond Tools
There are many types of
diamond tools used for cutting, drilling, grinding and polishing. These tools
mainly consist of diamond blades, grinding cups and core bits. The diamonds used
in these tools are located within the metallic segments welded onto the steel
core.
For more information
regarding the different types of diamond tools, click on the link below to get
started.
Getting Started
If you already know the basics of diamond
blades and how they work then it's time to select what blade you will need for
your cutting application. Click on the following link to view more info
regarding cutting recommendations, depth charts, RPM and more.
Selecting Blades
Remember, whenever using power tools safety
should be your 1st priority. Proper blade usage, safety equipment and a safe
environment should be some of the things to keep in mind. Visit our tech info
page for more tips regarding some common problem solving and safety tips when
using diamond tools.
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