Diamond blade - Hard material

[beenpavingfortoolong]

can anyone recommend a good blade for cutting indian stone and blue solids....was using Premier then spectrum tx10 blades but the last ones I have got dont cut s****

[lutonlagerlout]

pulvex

we have been using these for 2 years and they are the nuts

cheers LLL

[GB_Groundworks]

i"ll second pulvex got them on on my ts410 and on big trolley mounted floor saw

[r896neo]

I use marcrist bf850's Pretty dear but last more than twice as long as the spectrum and also cuts faster.

I shall have to try these pulvex ones next.

[beenpavingfortoolong]

yep will give pulvex a go ......

cheers

[Tony McC]

More on Pulvex and why they are so highly regarded here

[DNgroundworks]

Ah shit, just bought a spectrum

[Mikey_C]

ive not tried the pulvex blades, for the price I always thought the spectrum blades were good!

[DNgroundworks]

Well im going to give it a spin through some stonemarket gear ive got coming next week, well see!

[r896neo]

I found them good enough. They lasted about 40 percent as long as the marcrist but were only 35% of the price, they cut slower though which swung me.

[lutonlagerlout]

spectrum blades are middling fine really but like the jcb blades not as quick as the pulvex
like Neo I would rather spend a bit more on a blade that works faster
LLL

[dig dug dan]

I have a pulvex, and its just been used on some stonemarket antique rustic slabs, and was struggling. My mate comes along with his pulvex blade, brought at the same time as mine, knife through butter. Whats gone wrong there?

[Mikey_C]

Whats gone wrong there?

he doesn't do as much as you! overheated? needs t run it through something soft? same machine (i.e. ts400 or ts410, makita etc)?

[dig dug dan]

Mine is on a ts400, his a ts410.

I need to put it through some bricks or something then?

[mickg]

a lightweight block 6 - 8 times making a line straight across the block will normally put the edge back on the blade