stone blade for grinder

[Mark Frost]

Hi guys.. Now im starting to understand mofe about the blades we use, I want to purchase a blade only for stone.. what would you recommend at a reasonable price thanks

 

[Old Mod]

A round one! 😀

 

[Mark Frost]

A round one! 😀

🙄 wheres this sense of humour at work 😛

 

[Old Mod]

🙄 wheres this sense of humour at work 😛

Yeah, you don't want me to answer that! 😀

Ok so the real trick is, one blade, one material.
Nearly all blades will work with stone cos generally it's a soft material.

But if you use a blade on porcelain and then stone, then back to porcelain, you'll find it's not the same blade.
So one blade, one material. Then you'll get more consistent finishes.

 

[Mark Frost]

Yeah, you don't want me to answer that! 😀

wrong job to be asking that question, but I need to buy a radio for the next job 😉 lol

 

[Old Mod]

wrong job to be asking that question, but I need to buy a radio for the next job 😉 lol

Yeah I've done less stressful work! 😛

 

[Blunt Tool]

Go for a blade that gets rid of material quickly, most natural stone is quite soft and bungs up blade.

 

[Old Mod]

He means a turbo blade Mark! 😀

 

[Mark Frost]

He means a turbo blade Mark! 😀

That would of been easier haha cheers

 

[Flintstone]

Is this a partnership I see blossoming ?

Vacuum brased blade from
Ats for most soft stone