I have been cutting a lot of granite, the blade in the cutter (Vitrex Versatile Power Pro 900) now feels smooth, so I expect it is glazed. As I have only made about 60 600mm cuts with it I don’t think I have used up all the diamonds.
I have some odd bits of sand stone lying about, should I just make lots of cuts in the sandstone to expose more diamond?
Recovering a glazed diamond blade
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