🔪 (3 Pack, 4 1/2 inches) GRAFF Diamond Blade for Angle Grinder - Cutting Wheel for Stone, Marble, Granite, Brick, Masonry, Paving, Concrete, Ceramic & Kerb - Dry/Wet Use Review

It's great that it comes with a washer to hold my circular saw in place. He does what he has to do. I love this blade and can only recommend it.

Just got a new 6" Milwaukee Stone Slab Grinder. Man, this blade cuts through stone perfectly in seconds. Not an expensive blade is worth it.

Huge cutter compared to my old 4.5 inch. A bit bulky the first few cuts. My powerful Dewalt Flexvolt is a beast too, so it cuts between the two rocks like butter.

I bought these to cut the concrete block in the basement. I also bought a dust bag for my 4 1/2" angle grinder for this task. Work went well and they will be used in future projects. Excellent price.

I received the replacement blade a few days ago, well ahead of the estimated delivery date. I was able to cut some replacement tiles with it and it got the job done. Good product and good price.

These blades are sold under a decent name but they are just a rebranded product. I'm not a fan of mass produced products that are just finished products that are rebranded and sold under different brands. This is a misleading practice. For the money there are better alternatives.

I bought this to carve a capstone on a retaining wall I was making for a friend. I put it on my DeWalt Flexvolt 6" angle grinder. The grinder and blade combo was monstrous! Really good blade, made a few cuts, it's still good enough to get other work done. FYI, all the cuts were dry.

Needed to cut a section of concrete walkway - bought this to work in my 7 1/2 circular saw. Cut over 2 1/2 inches deep through ten feet of concrete - part dry and part wet cut. The blade cut very quickly and there was no noticeable wear. Great value for money.

I've been into stone carving as a hobby lately, so I picked up these Diamond Discs really quickly. I've been working on a large piece of granite lately so I've tried over 30 blades in the past few months. I won't badmouth other products but they last longer than Makita, Dewalt and others. Blades with no names that I used to use. The Makita and Dewalt blades have also held up a decent amount of time. They're cheaper and last longer, so why not buy one instead? (I've seen Makita actually make an…