Having bought a 115mm variable speed grinder for trimming and grinding porc. tiles dry I'm having problems with chipping, even if only slight. I bought blades that seemed to be well considered on this forum but they weren't particularly expensive. What would be the best diamond blade for dry trimming porc?
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I wouldn't know what to advise you
still use blades from 5 €
but if he doesn't tell me what he's using
I can't direct it to another blade.
and an apprentice cannot advise.
I don’t think it is technique as I have managed to grind and cut with fixed speed machines and Bosch blades before without chipping. Just not having much luck with the one blade I have at the moment and thought I’d ask for reccomendations from those with more experience.
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or in blocks like this, it's not one
my recipe, Montolit said.
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I'm just an apprentice,
I wouldn't know what to advise you
still use blades from 5 €
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shipping costs more than the blade ...
but if he doesn't tell me what he's using
I can't direct it to another blade.
and an apprentice cannot advise.
Do you cut with a wet sponge ?
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only works with his coffee machine. there is no bar with illy?
Do you cut with a wet sponge ?
No, I have never tried, although I have seen it done. In UK and Ireland I have always been able to hire an overhead wet saw, and even then I have bought my own blades because the ones supplied didnt always cut without chips. I haven’t found one for hire here.Do you cut with a wet sponge ?
I don’t think it is technique as I have managed to grind and cut with fixed speed machines and Bosch blades before without chipping. Just not having much luck with the one blade I have at the moment and thought I’d ask for reccomendations from those with more experience.
You should try it stops a lot of chipping The Marcrist Blue blade best there is imo
Mark W Smith
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PREMTOOL Turbo Fastline 115mm x 22.2mm Diamond Blade TUR115 - https://www.*******************/product/premtool-turbo-fastline-115mm-x-22-2mm-diamond-blade-tur115
I’ve just used this bade on a 70 metre extremely hard porcelain floor I’ve just completed, all dry cut and no chips whatsoever......probably the best blade I’ve used in years and cheap too
I’ve just used this bade on a 70 metre extremely hard porcelain floor I’ve just completed, all dry cut and no chips whatsoever......probably the best blade I’ve used in years and cheap too
Thank you both.
I found the old Bosch blade order on Amazon. Two 125mm blades, one construction and one tile for £17. Maybe I should try that one too. Worked before.
I still have the page open on my desktop. Found it looking through earlier posts yesterday.
I found the old Bosch blade order on Amazon. Two 125mm blades, one construction and one tile for £17. Maybe I should try that one too. Worked before.
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Is the blade new? cut a few self-locking concrete blocks
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make some cuts in the self-locking ones
or in blocks like this, it's not one
my recipe, Montolit said.
Yes Lee
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