BOSCH DB1041S 10-Inch Segmented Rim Diamond 🔪 Blade: The Ultimate Cutting Tool for Precision and Durability Review

I wanted to wait until I could use this blade in my work. I got the job done (about 600 sq ft of pavers that had a lot of cuts. This blade cut through pavers with ease from start to finish. I highly recommend this blade. Would not be a good blade for cutting tile.

Good quality with a relatively thin kerf which I think helps with a faster cut. Easily cuts 20" x 2" concrete pavers. I'm relying on the Bosch name to mean it was at least made to their exact specifications, even though it wasn't made in the country.

Purchased to cut blocks when building a retaining wall. The price was great compared to Home Depot and Lowes. The blade worked perfectly when passing blocks of a retaining wall 4 inches high and 7 inches deep. We were able to finish the entire wall with no blade issues and it seems to have a lot of life in it.

I have done my best to ensure I order a 12" blade with a 1" mandrel; Bosch listed the mandrel size incorrectly on this blade for reasons I don't understand. The blade arrived measuring mm in a larger fractional size of 1 inch. I have to knock out the inner ring to make a 1" mandrel or I have to send it back; big question.

As a commercial bricklayer I use about 50 of these discs a year. They are comparable to discs, which cost $30 to $40 in big stores. I use them to cut granite, bluestone, and engineered stone. .I can cut material up to 1 1/4 inch in one pass. All of these blades are great value and I would recommend them to anyone looking to cut masonry with a 4 inch grinder.

The blade has become perfect! Wanted to add an RV dump and electricity in the yard. I rented a concrete cutter from Home Depot. The blade worked great with the saw and was easy to use. They quickly cut out my driveway and existing panel for the RV. I work in construction and am pretty good with equipment and tools, but any handyman can figure this out. My driveway had 3 inch thick concrete and I dug the blade deep and sawing through dirt and rocks was no problem. Now I need to find more designs

It's been a few years since you had to cut a lot of stone. The nature of the walkway and patio (herringbone) will cause some cutting, which is to be expected. Unfortunately, I don't have a wet saw, so I used a combination saw for the job. It cut through the brick like solid butter. You have to understand that cutting wood is night and day compared to brick. Not as fast, but slower pull/push when cutting bricks gave a very smooth surface. Depending on the type of saw used, we strongly recommend…

I am a masonry contractor with over 20 years experience in masonry and these blades represent very good value for money. I have tested and used hundreds of different Dimond blades from different manufacturers and this is not the best/most durable or fastest cutting blade on the market but for the price you can't go wrong with this blade. It will definitely rival many other blades with much higher price tags. "IMO" This blade is in my top 10 diamond blades and is the second cheapest of my top 10