Best ats blade for stone - Tile Advice

[Flintstone]

ive got a wet room coming up next week with natural tiles, not sure if there trav or marble, usually a soft material, can anyone recommend a good ats blade for this sort of material? I have a couple of turbo thin blades and one continuous rim Are the segmented ones better?

 

[hmtiling]

The continuous vacuum brazed ones are what you want.

 

[Flintstone]

I thought that! I read about them earlier, I'll get one ordered

 

[Flintstone]

Ordered one, and one of the new porcelain blades to try.

 

[J Sid]

I find the turbo is a good all round one as is the new one. Both will be find for travertine, anything harder needs wet cutting.
wet cutting is advisable of all stone, will give a better cut as well as less dust

 

[Flintstone]

Wet sponge cut?
I have always used the wet cutter in the past but since I've been using the grinder more and more I want to have a go with that on this job.

 

[widler]

I used the vacuumed brazed on the last limestone I did , 130m2, 1 blade .
Like Julian says though, very dusty

 

[Flintstone]

Not sure what's worse, dust or sludge. Didn't you use a wet sponge?

 

[widler]

No mate, I use a apprentice
Seriously , I always cut outside , rain or snow (it's never sunny up here) I sometimes wear a mask, but not often
I love my Brooklyn saw, its superb, but it's a beast so just use my grinder

 

[Flintstone]

I always cut out side too unless it's a bit of a building site. Apprentice for mixing, apprentice for cutting, you only need to teach him to stick them on and you can stay at home

 

[J Sid]

I don't believe you can get the cut edge quality cutting harder stone dry or with a sponge.

 

[White Room]

Best blade would be a round one