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5000 Tile Cutting Blade

5000 Tile Cutting Blade
5000 Tile Cutting Blade
5000 Tile Cutting Blade by Diamond Tech
$179.95 USD
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Product Description

For the mosaic and tile artist use Diamond Tech's 6mm stainless steel diamond coated blade. It's specifically made for cutting tile, stone and marble, but will also cut glass. Fits Diamond Laser 4000 and 5000 bandsaw models.

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Defective Blade?
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Pros : Usually I have great results with these blades, and have used several of them, and have never had an issue.
Cons : Recently I purchased one & it seemed odd right from the get go, would not align up straight on the wheels, tried all the adjustments that the manual called for, it would just keep coming off the saw, broke after 2 days of use, maybe a faulty blade? I don't know.
Other Thoughts : Still great blades.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   tough one
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Pros : Cuts thru my Slate Marble and Travertine inlays great.....
Cons : None...
Other Thoughts : Worked great for all of my inlays, outlets and other complex cuts....
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