stone blade for grinder - Tile Advice

[Mark Frost]

Hi guys.. Now im starting to understand mofe about the blades we use, I want to purchase a blade only for stone.. what would you recommend at a reasonable price thanks

 

[Old Mod]

A round one!

 

[Mark Frost]

A round one!

wheres this sense of humour at work

 

[Old Mod]

wheres this sense of humour at work

Yeah, you don't want me to answer that!

Ok so the real trick is, one blade, one material.
Nearly all blades will work with stone cos generally it's a soft material.

But if you use a blade on porcelain and then stone, then back to porcelain, you'll find it's not the same blade.
So one blade, one material. Then you'll get more consistent finishes.

 

[Mark Frost]

Yeah, you don't want me to answer that!

wrong job to be asking that question, but I need to buy a radio for the next job lol

 

[Old Mod]

wrong job to be asking that question, but I need to buy a radio for the next job lol

Yeah I've done less stressful work!

 

[Blunt Tool]

Go for a blade that gets rid of material quickly, most natural stone is quite soft and bungs up blade.

 

[Old Mod]

He means a turbo blade Mark!

 

[Mark Frost]

He means a turbo blade Mark!

That would of been easier haha cheers

 

[Flintstone]

Is this a partnership I see blossoming ?

Vacuum brased blade from
Ats for most soft stone

 

[Old Mod]

Is this a partnership I see blossoming

Que?

 

[Old Mod]

Vacuum brased blade from
Ats for most soft stone

Which one do you mean Andy?
The continuous rim?

 

[Mark Frost]

Is this a partnership I see blossoming ?

It a better love story than twilight haha

 

[Flintstone]

Yeah the silver one, vacuum brased continuous rim. Great on marble, a little slow but nice cut