STADEASBD104C Diamond Saw Blade 6-Inch Continuous Turbo Dry Cutting - Cuts Granite Quartz Quartzite, Fits Grinder, Saw Cutter, 8 MM Segments - Pack of 1

I put off cutting my 1-1/4” granite countertop for MONTHS even after buying this blade because i was scared. I even called local stone fabricators but no one could do it for me anytime soon, so i gave it a shot.This thing sliced through my granite with ease!! I was delighted!! The top surface had very little chipping around the cut - perhaps none.I made a track for my circular saw and cut through with 5-6 quarter-inch depth cuts. The blade didn’t even get warm doing it this way. No water used.The bottom surface did chip quite a bit when i broke through. If i did it again i would make a quarter inch cut from the bottom and then flip and go from the top.Well worth the price!!

Bought this to use on my Dewalt 6 1/2" circ saw for cutting down a granite countertop. Ran a hose alongside the blade while cutting, went very slow, and it made a super clean and straight cut (with a guide clamped).

For the price, you will not beat it. As far as cutting potential, a Quartzsite would be your hardest, natural stone countertop, of the types of quartzite, a Cristallo would be the strongest. Cristallo is a rock courts that is clear, available in several color variance, it is 100% scratch proof, it has the lowest porosity meaning, and cannot absorb water, well, and it holds a price tag to match. Cristallo is mainly what I cut, whether it be a foyer table, a countertop, or a little heart for your desk, I achieved it using the 4 inch 5 inch and 6 inch diamond blade. The proof is in the pudding, I posted several photos of what the blade look like after cutting this very hard, natural stone. I did use water, to help the longevity of the blade, and also prevent chipping.

I bought this blade and Stadea AFB102K Flush Cut Diamond Blade Mount Adapter. The holes in the blade do not line up with the holes in the adapter. The holes in the blade are off center, some being closer to the center hole than others. I had to use screws and the grinder nut to get the job done. Other than the holes being out of the correct position the blade cut fine. Incidentally, I did try another adapter, same problem.

I made tons of cuts on my marble countertop and it worked perfectly! ALWAYS use water when cutting rock or marble! I know it says you don't need water, but it's common sense! They blade will heat up and warp extremely fast without water. It's just the right way to do it. Always use water and this was a quality blade.

I bought two of these blades to cut up several large boulders that were to large to dig out with a backhoe.I was completely skeptical that this would even touch these boulders as I had spent many hours drilling and mashing them with a big sledge with nearly no damage.Let me tell you, these things cut so fast and smooth I actually laughed out loud (which I quickly stopped doing as there was rock dust everywhere). In no time at all I had all the boulders chopped up below grade and covered over. I never needed the second blade but I’ll keep it and find something else to grind up eventually!

Excellent item, but was returned because it was too large and re-ordered a 5 inch blade excellent product though

This does come with an arbor reducer. Incase you’re worried. It fit just fine on my track saw and cut pretty well though quartz countertops. I can’t speak for the longevity of this blade as I only made about 10 cuts HOWEVER during those 10 there was no noticeable difference between 2-10 (obviously the first one is going to be special).