Ratings & Reviews for DEWALT 7-in Wet/Dry Segmented Turbo Rim Diamond Saw Blade

Didn't Last

Bought this to replace a Kobalt blade (#0195560) that had seen a lot of use (and Lowe's no longer stocked the Kobalt blade). Wore down very quickly. So, I put the old Kobalt bock on and found that, even after so much use, it was still far better than the Dewalt.

Cut a groove 1” wide 20 ft long through asphalt with no problem

Very impressed on how it cut through stone retaining wall blocks. Clean cuts with lots of dust so be sure to wear masks.

Blade went dull after one use

The blade went dull after cutting one 6 inch fire brick. Was able to finish my project but that made the job more difficult than it should have been.

Worked for me!

Admittedly, I had a small job to do, but it cut through some mortar fast, smooth, straight without chipping (see photo). That's all I could have asked for! Of course I had to use it dry because it was in my electric circular saw so there was a lot of dust. I also installed it on my heavy duty angle grinder and it was perfect for situations with less accessibility. It also cut through clay pavers like butter.

Not as good as I would have liked

This blade cost $50.00 and was designed to cut porcelain tile. It did not cut the tile smoothly as I expected. The cut edges were ragged and chipped. I tried cutting very, very slowly and tried taping where I cut the tile. I wound up using a manual scoring tile cutter and got a smooth edge with that. I would recommend looking for a blade that will cut smoothly. It the edges aren't an issue, then this blade will do fine.

Great for Retaining wall stones

I boughrt this blade specifically to cut 3 inch retaining wall blocks. Was extremely pleased with the accuracy and surface finish after the cut. Blade held up well as I had to cut many stones.

Cuts through marble no problem

I bought this blade to cut a piece of marble. I only gave 5 starts because it's the first time I've ever cut stone so I can't compare it to others on the market. All in all, the blade cut through the marble strip easily and left very little saw kerf on the edge. With a little sanding and polishing, it looked like a professional job.

Good product

I used this blade in a homeowner grade saw to cut about 35' in a 3 1/2" slab. It did a good job, I just had to have a little patience, but I think that is because of the motor, not the blade. I used it dry to follow a chalk line with no problems. Next time it will use a string and see how it does with water. Just have a dust mask and goggles as the process blows a lot of dust. Glad I bought it, less expensive than a rental for small projects, and I own it.

Performed well enough

Instead of renting a saw for $50 bucks and risk breaking it I decided to purchase this saw blade to trim landscaping bricks I bought. The blade was easy to handle and install on my circular saw. I did not use the blade with water and risking the chance of shock or electrocution. Several long cuts later I had my bricks trimmed to the correct length. I had to shimmy the blade back and forth so it wouldn't get caught (which it did anyway) but the blade never broke, cracked, or showed signs of manuf...

Did the job

Got the job done , i needed this to cut through 3 1/2" slab roughly 6' long. cut it with ease and doesnt look like it has much wear on it.

a good masonry blade

I bought this for cutting hardi plank siding. it will cut multiple pieces in one pass with no issues. i also cut some concrete, i had to make multiple passes on that because once the blade gets hot it will warp and stop cutting. however, it will return to normal once it cools off. this is not a design flaw, i was REALLY abusing the blade and trying to cut all the way through like 4 inch thick concrete in one pass.. For normal people, homeowners, etc, this will be the only masonry blade you will ...

Don't know if it's worth the extra or not

Cut through my 3500# concrete. I also had some of my concrete that was considered to be real concrete. Basically the plant was down and didn't put any fly ash in it. It cut through both fairly easily. I cut rat guards, so my cut was about an inch a half deep. While it did leave a nice finish, it cut rather slow. I cut a 25ft strip in about 30 mins. I used a Makita skill saw rated at 13amos, and a max rpm of 5800. This could have been why it took so long. Had it been up to the allowed speed of th...

Cut rock as if it were wood.

This saw blade allowed me to cut large, thick, stone pavers without much more difficulty than wood. Be aware that you should really use safety glasses and a breathing mask because dust is everywhere as you cut through stone or concrete with your saw. Unfortunately I think I pushed my saw a little too far because it burned up the motor on my 30 year old circular saw, so I strongly recommend going slowly through the stone or concrete because the blade can do more than the saw can keep up with. Our...

Didn't last long...

I made 4 six foot cuts with this blade on my skil saw and using a water hose running water constantly against the blade. At the end of the forth cut the diamond blade portion was completely worn off. I was making two inch cuts in a cement sidewalk to remove the sidewalk.

It worked well

I used this to cut 4"X4"X12" (length) landscape edging (concrete) bricks. The cutting wheel worked quite efficiently with my 12 Amp circular saw. Next I need to try cutting 4"(height)X8"(width)X12"(length) retaining wall blocks. I am fairly sure it would work because the blocks are made of concrete too. If the project is not too big, buying this wheel is far better than renting a concrete block cutter, which was almost $90/day.