
Ratings & Reviews for DEWALT 7-in Wet/Dry Segmented Turbo Rim Diamond Saw Blade
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What Customers Are Saying
This diamond saw blade is a versatile and high-quality tool that performs well on a variety of materials, including concrete, pavers, brick, tile, and marble. Users praise its ability to cut through these materials quickly and smoothly. The blade is particularly effective on concrete and masonry projects, handling tasks like cutting through concrete slabs and retaining walls with ease. However, some reviewers note that it may not be as well-suited for cutting polished or glazed tiles, as it can sometimes leave chipped or uneven edges. The blade can also generate a significant amount of dust, so proper safety precautions are recommended.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Great Blade
Would RecommendWow - this blade was impressive. Made cutting Blue Stone so easy and simple. From a performance standpoint, would recommend. Used it to cut ~0.5 - 2" thick pieces of Blue Stone. My only gripe is that it was ~2x as expensive as other online options, but I needed it ASAP, so paid the in store price.
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The longevity of the blade
Would RecommendCut through retaining wall and paver blocks very nicely
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Works shockingly well on porcelain tile!
Would RecommendBought this blade because I needed to cut a few tiles for a bathroom floor, but was too cheap to rent a proper tile saw. I wouldn’t recommend this blade for a polished tile. But it leaves a surprising clean, natural looking edge on natural-looking tile. The picture below is of a finger-sized sliver I shaved off. It chips a bit, but nothing that baseboard can’t hide.
Great Blade
Would RecommendMounts up on a worm drive skil saw and works great cutting right through concrete block in your yard. Makes a hell of a lot of concrete dust though so wear a mask and some eye protection. All in all a great blade and long lasting.
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worked well to saw cut 170 feet of concrete
Would RecommendUsed it to saw cut relief cuts into my new concrete slab. I cut 170 feet with my angle grinder in about 30 min and the blade was still going strong.
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Worked as advertised
Would RecommendNeeded to trim a bathroom vanity top which was cultured marble. This blade worked great and made smooth cuts as needed. As a note, do the cuts outside or in properly ventilated area...the amount of dust generated is significant and covers everything near it. For reference, i made two 22 inch cuts and the area of around 20x20 was covered with dust...I was amazed at how far and wide the dust went. Used with a circular saw.
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It's Tough
Would RecommendI used this for cutting 3" brick pavers for a small side walk I was building in December. Worked great in a circular saw. Cuts clean and quick. Best to take it in 2-3 passes to make it easier on the saw, but it will cut full depth with no problem. Build a small holding fixture with 2x4s and 3" drywall screws mounted in a Workmate or similar to hold the pavers in place while cutting. Lots of dust, so move your cutting area away and down-wind from the house, cars, out-buildings, etc. to keep fro...
Started off awesome but lasted 20ft on a wetsaw
Would Not RecommendI'm sure these work great on softer material but this is the 3rd blade on my wet saw in a single bathroom project. The cuts were absolutely perfect with no nicks, chips or cracks, but after 20ft it just kept getting slower and slower until it goes in 1/2 way on the tile until the tile cracks.
A fantastic blade
Would RecommendI used this with my old worm drive saw, at first I did 2 cuts then I was doing one cut with no bogging down. It appears to be a bargain for the money and with the small amount of cutting I do not need to buy abrasive blades.
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Awesome saw blade
Would RecommendUsed blade in my 7" circular saw to cut 3" thick solid cap blocks. It went thru them very easily. I highly recommend this saw blade.
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