good diamond blades

[Spud]

I hope this is not too much of an advert for the supplier but I must say I am very impressed with the quailty and longevity of my diamond blades , they are really decent and cut well with no chipping and I think Alan and his guys at ATS deserve a pat on the back for it , I run these porcelain blades on all my grinders and so do the guys that work for me and to date we havent had a single problem with them

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[Stef]

Best quality blades you will buy.
Try their cores aswell, the dry cores are the dogs..

 

[Spud]

Best quality blades you will buy.
Try their cores aswell, the dry cores are the dogs..

I love the m14 dry cores Stef like you say they are just mustard

 

[Stef]

I love the m14 dry cores Stef like you say they are just mustard

I tested the new dry cores for Alan & my hand gave up before the cores did.. [emoji27]

 

[gamma38]

I'm a convert as well, won't go anywhere else. Great products, great guys.

 

[Chalker]

Can't fault them, have just ordered a new 300mm blade from them.
Allan is sending me a couple to test in my track saw for cutting mistral board ( like corian)
going to try them on tiles too

 

[White Room]

I'll stick with Ats for blades...

 

[Spud]

Can't fault them, have just ordered a new 300mm blade from them.
Allan is sending me a couple to test in my track saw for cutting mistral board ( like corian)
going to try them on tiles too

which track saw do you have ? I bought the marcrist stc 185 a couple of weeks ago

 

[Chalker]

It's a makita track saw ( made for joinery) I use it for cutting mistral solid surface. It's good for work tops, niches etc. http://www.karonia.com/installation.html

will be using it dry though!

 

[Spud]

It's a makita track saw ( made for joinery) I use it for cutting mistral solid surface. It's good for work tops, niches etc. http://www.karonia.com/installation.html

will be using it dry though!

just watched all the videos it looks really good stuff a nice nice alternative to stone and quartz

 

[Concrete guy]

We're feeling the love here fella's, thanks.

 

[Concrete guy]

Can't fault them, have just ordered a new 300mm blade from them.
Allan is sending me a couple to test in my track saw for cutting mistral board ( like corian)
going to try them on tiles too

We developed a couple of blades in conjunction with Bushboard for their M Stone Quartz and Max-Top and both companies customers.

These are modified stone and porcelain blades to fit plunge saws with a 20mm centre bore.

We know these cut quartz dry with carpentry tools as we've already sold over 1000 units with no issues.

We keep being asked if these will cut solid surface, the answer is I don't know. I have a feeling there's too high a resin content in solid surface for diamond blades to be efficient but there's nothing like running a test to find out.

So I'm interested to see what Paul comes up with.

 

[trustiling]

How do the ATS m14 dry corers fair on porcelain, for example how many holes and should you still sponge them?
Got a load off diatech last year and the diamond separated after only a handful of holes on them all.

 

[Qwerty]

There are a few threads on the ATS dry cores.......
http://www.tilersforums.com/143-tiling-tool-reviews/70653-ats-diamond-tools-dry-core-drills.html

And the new vacuum brazed ones Stef & I tested.....
http://www.tilersforums.com/28-tiling-tools/74092-new-ats-diamond-tools-vacuum-dry.html

 

[trustiling]

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