I want a new blade for my wet saw. Now the marcrist and the ruby cpc2, blades are around the same price, what is the better blade? has anyone used both blades? Was one better than the other?

Cheers, Edd

Hi Edd,

Sorry m8 I don't use both but i purchased the Marcrist CK850 from tradetiler and I must say it's very good. Just done a 30m2 floor using 500 x 500 porcs and it didn't disappoint so for that reason the Marcrist gets my vote.

Recently moved over to the right lines slysa blades, excellent for the money easily comparable to the marcrist and nortons blades that I used for donkeys.

Cheers Graham, i was leaning towards the marcrist!

Originally Posted by frankenfurter

Recently moved over to the right lines slysa blades, excellent for the money easily comparable to the marcrist and nortons blades that I used for donkeys.

I've never heard of slysa blades. I will google them n have a look.

Cheers, Frank

Eddie, I've had a cpc in my machine for about 2 years now, still plenty of life in it, I'll deffo replace with a cpc2 when the time comes. Whenever I've used a saw with the marcrist blade I've found the cut a bit ragged and glaze chips more, altho' it tends to cut faster. My recommendation would be the cpc2

Cheers Doug, i was kinda settled on the marcrist, now im not so sure.

I've got the marcrist have'nt used the cpc one, as said it cuts fast and have'nt had any problems with it

The CPC2 had pleny of height of diamonds, should last for ages

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Cheers David, it was your site i was looking at. I will give you a call when i decide whitch one im going for.

I have a Marcrist in my DW250, cuts very well but not straight...in my saw!!

Could be the saw grumpy

Originally Posted by grumpygrouter

I have a Marcrist in my DW250, cuts very well but not straight...in my saw!!

I read the post, about the probs, some of you are having with that cutter. Hope you all get it sorted. I wont be buying one of them!

turbo slysa all the way, you can get 3 for the price of a marcrist and they're the same if not better quality,

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Could be the saw grumpy

Yep it could be Whitebeam, until I change the blade and cut something big with it I won't know.