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220 Grit Fine Turbo Omni Wire Saw Blades - 3 Pack

220 Grit Fine Turbo Omni Wire Saw Blades - 3 Pack
220 Grit Fine Turbo Omni Wire Saw Blades - 3 Pack
220 Grit Fine Turbo Omni Wire Saw Blades - 3 Pack by Gryphon
$38.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Perfect for dichroic glass or fragile material
  • Great value pack of 3
  • High performance blade for speed and longevity
  • Designed to leave behind a smooth and fine edge

Product Description

Best Blade for Smoother, Finer Edges 

Gryphon wire blades are affordable and long-lasting. Turbo replacement blades fit the Gryphon Omni-1, Omni-2 and Omni-2 Plus Wire Saws. The Turbo Fine Wire Blade is perfect for use of dichroic glass or fragile material, leaves behind a smooth and fine edge.  Features a .075 diameter round profile, 220 grit with speed and longevity. Includes 3 blades per pack.

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Pros : Cuts glass just as advertised with a smooth edge and little chance of chipping the glass.
Cons : Doesn't last as long as the standard blades.
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