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Question: How does it work for cutting single thickness Hardie Plank in a compound mitre saw?
Document: I started a retaining wall project a while ago and am to placing the caps. The caps are 3.5&#34; thick and I was looking for a clean way to cut straight with a mitre. I purchased the MK Diamond blade (actually 2 of em due to their cost and not knowing how many cuts I would get from one blade). I also purchased a cheap 10&#34; sliding compound mitre saw in the hopes of getting thru the project.
I purchased this to cut up a bunch of Hardie Cement Siding Board. Had a bunch of extra siding left over and wanted to cut them up into short one-foot long pieces to use as blue-bird house roofing. I set up a hard stop on my Miter Saw and went to work. Was definitely a little worried because I was making so many cuts in such a short time period.
I've done two paver jobs with this blade, cutting maybe 100 2.5" cement interlocking pavers total. I used the blade in a 10" chop saw, and used water 90% of the time. The blade seemed to work just as well wet or dry, but water reduces the dust. The blade cut thru the material easily at a good pace. It seems to me the blade is cutting just as well after 100 cuts as the first cut.
Bought this blade for my compound miter saw to cut 2&#34; thick pavers for my backyard patio. It worked flawlessly - a lot of dust (dry cutting) but powered right through and didn't dull out right to the last brick! I made a curving patio of about 1100 sq. ft. - so a lot of cuts were made at the end. The angle pieces sure look great compared to the chisel/break method I started out with!
have cut approximately 300 cuts dry, excellent blade, used on mitre-box saw, good for at least twice as many more
Guessing I cut about 150 bricks with it.Not sure if I missed it in the description, but this saw won't work on a dewalt saw. That being said, the blade looks to be of high quality and I was excited to use it, but I will have to figure something out now.
This blade cut through full size pavers without much work. The cuts were perfect and there was no breakage. Would definitely buy again.
I can even allow the 10% grumpage standard in reviews, but this was overwhelming. Shipping was exactly as promised. This story has all happy endings, and I delight in walking on my pavers and admiring my work.
The blade arrived this Saturday as I was running out of prep work for my brick paver ramp. I cut over 100 bricks into slight wedges to follow the scalloped curves of the ramp and then 50 or so more bricks for the field to follow the soldier row of the scallops. The blade performed flawlessly and is still going perfectly strong. I'm hoping it does as well on porcelain tile. This blade has already been an excellent value.
I've already made 15-20 cuts and the blade hasn't missed a beat or burned through any noticeable amount of the diamond composite. I would happily buy several of these blades instead of investing in a single, much more expensive, name-brand blade that could cost upwards of $150! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! !
Answer: yes