I just bought the notorious HF 10" tile saw. Since it doesn't come with a blade, I bought the only relevant blade HF seemed to have on the shelves, the $30 DiamondLife blade ($20 online, sigh). I've seen mention of this blade on the forum before. It lists several materials and tile/brick are *not* one of them (again, this was commented on in other thread).
What blades do people prefer? I've seen comments about this mixed into other discussions, but I'm focusing specifically on the blade in this thread.
First of all, am I correct that no one ever uses a blade that "looks like" a wood blade, with curved teeth? The other two major blade shapes I see are toothless (like the blade I got) and radially symmetrical "segmented" blades. Which of the three do most people use to cut their bricks?
Second, once you're in the diamond blade range (and I never really considered *not* using a diamond blade), does money make any difference? Is a $70 Husky diamond blade better than a $30 DiamondLife diamond blade?
Thanks.
What blades do people prefer? I've seen comments about this mixed into other discussions, but I'm focusing specifically on the blade in this thread.
First of all, am I correct that no one ever uses a blade that "looks like" a wood blade, with curved teeth? The other two major blade shapes I see are toothless (like the blade I got) and radially symmetrical "segmented" blades. Which of the three do most people use to cut their bricks?
Second, once you're in the diamond blade range (and I never really considered *not* using a diamond blade), does money make any difference? Is a $70 Husky diamond blade better than a $30 DiamondLife diamond blade?
Thanks.
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