If it stops cutting, tell your wife it broke, open a beer and stare at it.
The italians have been doing that for years.
If it stops cutting, tell your wife it broke, open a beer and stare at it.
The italians have been doing that for years.
When it starts leaving chip marks on the surface of the cut edge and slowing down and adding more water to the water reservoir doesn't improve the cleanliness of the cut. Same with other saw blades, when it stops operating smoothly.
When it starts leaving chip marks on the surface of the cut edge and slowing down and adding more water to the water reservoir doesn't improve the cleanliness of the cut. Same with other saw blades, when it stops operating smoothly.
This guy has cut tile before. ^
This guy has cut tile before. ^
U test it on your dick if it hurts more den it cuts u need a new blase
U test it on your dick if it hurts more den it cuts u need a new blase
It will bend as it tries to cut, lines won't be straight. Also will leave ragged edges on tile.
It will bend as it tries to cut, lines won't be straight. Also will leave ragged edges on tile.
Keep using it till it doesn't cut. I've got a slot chaser that has a series of carbide tipped blades and it's pretty easy to check if its thrown one of the carbide tips. Some tile saws use a diamond grit on the cutting edge should be able to tell if its worn off and exposing the edge of the metal disc.
Keep using it till it doesn't cut. I've got a slot chaser that has a series of carbide tipped blades and it's pretty easy to check if its thrown one of the carbide tips. Some tile saws use a diamond grit on the cutting edge should be able to tell if its worn off and exposing the edge of the metal disc.
isnt some of those blades like $12. not worth even asking us.
isnt some of those blades like $12.
not worth even asking us.
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HAW HAW!
You're thinking blades for cutting wood. Those are cheap. Wetsaws use diamond-edged blades for cutting tile, masonry, etc that are $30-50 for a decent blade.
You're thinking blades for cutting wood. Those are cheap. Wetsaws use diamond-edged blades for cutting tile, masonry, etc that are $30-50 for a decent blade.
Sheeit bro, a decent miter/table saw blade will put you back $50+ easy…
Sheeit bro, a decent miter/table saw blade will put you back $50+ easy…
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