Concrete Board Saw Blade

Segmented diamond saw blade for concrete and masonry 12 mm segment height.

Concrete board saw blade. Find concrete saw blade circular saw blades at lowe s today. Operate your circular saw as. Choose coarse grit for fast cutting. Blade manufacturers consider concrete with a compressive strength of 3000 psi or lower a soft material and concrete with a strength above 6000 psi a hard material.

Choose medium grit for less material loss and a smooth cut. Mark where you d like to cut the board. The perma shield non stick coating protects the blade from heat rust and corrosion for a longer blade life. The two general types of reciprocating saw blades are toothed blades and abrasive blades.

X 6 tooth circular saw blade is durable and resists the highly abrasive nature of fiber cement. Lay your cement board out on a work table or between two saw horses. Unlike score and snap you ll need to use a surface that allows for a saw blade to go through the board. The blade has a super thin laser cut kerf for fast clean cuts with much less dust.

Wen bl0704 7 1 4 inch 4 tooth diamond tipped pcd professional circular saw blade for fiber cement and laminate flooring. Therefore you should use a blade with a hard bond to cut the lower strength concrete and a blade with a soft bond to cut high psi concrete. A carbide tipped blade with as few as six teeth will cut cement backer board smoothly and quickly. Whereas toothed blades cut through soft materials such as wood and plastic abrasive blades grind through tough materials such as concrete and stone.

Straight cuts in cement backer board can be made using a circular saw. U shank jigsaw blades for ceramics and masonry. Constructed of abrasion resistant freud tico carbide the diablo 5 in. Finding the most suitable blade for a concrete project includes comparing blades attributes such as size and type of abrasive coating to the requirements of the project.

T shank jigsaw blades for ceramics and masonry carbide grit is bonded to the edge of these blades to cut through abrasive materials such as cement brick stone and tile.