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Stef

Here's a couple for sale in CTD.
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Concrete guy

Consider looking at the Flex CS60 rail saw as an alternative if you do a lot of stone.

Keep a normal bridge saw for the bulk of your work and the Flex will cut anything bigger.

We do a blade that will fit it that will cut porcelain but it's mostly used in Stone masonry.

Good bit of kit and very useful for thick or large format product.

We used to use one for cutting up 3200mm x 2100mm x 30mm granite slab.
 
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