Will this blade cut both wet and dry, or is it only for wet cutting?
847194
I only use this blade for dry cutting. They sell another blade for both wet and dry cutting.
847195
Package indicates these are for General Purpose: Concrete, Block, Brick, Stone
847196
I used it to dry cut pavers for the driveway I installed. The blade worked just fine on my chop saw.
2162587
I do not know. I used it to cut old red brick, and it cut it beautifully. I did, however modify my saw so that it was water cooled/lubricated. Cut many bricks and blade looks/feels as new.
1272020
Another guy asked a question just like this. Someone said this blade worked with a variety of Andis trimmers. Look into the return policy and experiment. Then let me know how it works out.
1137076
It is actually designed to be used with water; it has plumbing built into the saw to connect a garden hose. It will shorten blade life and lengthen cutting time dramatically to not use it with water.
705341
Yes that is what I used it on to cut some cut lines on pavement. About 8 feet worth 2 inches thick. Made a shallow cut then finished with the full depth cut. No water needed.... I only had to knockout the center hole to fit my circular saw.
1481470
yes however I like to use this blade for more intricate cuts, like around the toilet drain. I chose a cheap wet saw for most of my straight cuts. Well worth the money. If you do use the dremel, it's best to wet the tile, go slowly and you should be happy with the results.
149362
Yes! It also cuts a lot of everything else due to it open blade configuration. Very low drag on blade
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I wouldn't attempt to use this blade to cut porcelain tile. First of all it isn't heavy enough and would wear out very quickly. I also suspect it would cause chipping of the tile edge making it unattractive. The primary tool to cut porcelain tile is a wet diamond blade in a special tool setup. Usually rentable.
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Oh yeah absolutely, I used it to cut out pieces of plaster wall and ended up with nice clean lines (LOTS of dust, so you need ventilation and mask). I assume the tile "may" give you a bit more resistance? (depending on the type of tile, maybe not), but also probably less dust. I did the plaster wall dry, but could have used the water attachment if I wasn't too concerned about getting the surrounding area wet. If water is an issue you can probably use it dry like I did if you're not too worried about the blade wearing out quickly, or else use the water on a very low flow. I've used this to cut plaster (dry) and granite (wet), in both cases it cut like butter. Very pleased with this saw.
1503408
works great....like a previous reply, it depends on the blade. I've cut water pipe with it so it should work well on anything thinner.
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Frankly. the 24tooth blade that came with the saw should perform satisfactorily for both. (Provided the blade is still sharp)
1501097
Used shaver dry never trief it for wet shave; however be mindgul that the blade though not very sharp has a jagged edge if using for wet shave
51151
I would imagine so, although I really haven't tried; I did use it to cut some bathroom tile and that went pretty well. Just be sure to keep the blade cool (I used a spray bottle of water).
128774
Ditto to Jim's answer. Be careful not to cut fingers off--this blade be sharp, yes indeed, YES indeed!
512481
It will cut dry branches up to 3/4 ", fresh ones to 1/2". You have to hold branch so blade doesn't bind which makes this a 2 hand operation. It's fine for dry wood like plywood sheets but not a real outdoor unit. Jack Schmidt
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It is supposed to use both types of blades. I pulled out the blades I have been using and they T shank blades.
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If I understand your question - this is not a dual blade where the two blades move independently of each other side by side. However, it did come with a very sturdy single blade that cut through everything we needed it to. Never had a problem with it bending or kinking-cut through wood with a breeze and fast. We were using it on 3/4" plywood for counter top replacement as well as 1/4 and 1/2" plywood and other small pieces of wood that we normally would have cut by a manual hand saw.