How many blades did you use constructing your WFO?

[oventhusiast]

Re: How many blades did you use constructing your WFO?

I bought a used MK101(MK-101 Tile Saw - MK Diamond Direct) wet saw from Home Depot that came with a blade. I don't know how used it was but it cut through firebrick, cement block, real stone (veneer), bluestone steps, and tile, like a hot knife through butter! I paid around $600. For it but I figure I could sell it for $400. or $500., no problem. (although I'll probably keep it for now to do some other jobs around the house.) I think a used quality tool is usually better than a new cheap one if it is in decent shape!

[Lburou]

Re: How many blades did you use constructing your WFO?

I bought a used MK101(MK-101 Tile Saw - MK Diamond Direct) wet saw from Home Depot that came with a blade. I don't know how used it was but it cut through firebrick, cement block, real stone (veneer), bluestone steps, and tile, like a hot knife through butter! I paid around $600. For it but I figure I could sell it for $400. or $500., no problem. (although I'll probably keep it for now to do some other jobs around the house.) I think a used quality tool is usually better than a new cheap one if it is in decent shape!

Tools are good! I don't have any unnecessary tools

[fxpose]

Re: How many blades did you use constructing your WFO?

I think a used quality tool is usually better than a new cheap one if it is in decent shape!

I agree. And this also applies to many other things besides tools.