🪚 DEWALT Diamond Blade - 4-1/2-Inch - Dry/Wet Cutting - Continuous Rim - 7/8-Inch Arbor (DW4701) Review

I renovated my kitchen with a granite tile countertop. I had to cut a few corners and cut (many) tiles in half for the backsplash. I used this dry one with good dust collection and it cut through all the tiles I needed with very little chipping. (I put masking tape on the cut line to hide the cut and it helped a lot.) I'm sure it will work even better wet, but I used the saw I had. I made a test cut in a cement block and it cut like butter! It worked just as well as the much more expensive…

If you want a blade that can cut granite accurately and accurately, buy this one. I used it with an angle grinder to cut a hole for a cooktop in 1 inch thick Black Galaxy Granite. It cuts smoother than I expected. After the work was completed, the blade showed no signs of wear. I think it will take a long time. Meat grinder Cost: from Amazon it's a steal If you're a little on the responsive and DIY (GAL) side, this is a great tool if you're doing any sort of remodeling or, like in my case, you…

My wife wanted the sidewalk to be tile from the driveway to the porch and I wanted the sidewalk to be cobblestone. In a burst of genius, I decided to lay out some large slabs of stone in a random order and then lay pavers around them, cutting the pavers to fit the natural contours of the stones. I had no idea how much work and time I would have to put into this project. Needless to say I cut a lot of pavers and cut a lot of flagstones. I started with a 7 inch Makita grinder that was too heavy…