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The Ulti-Grit segment is a completely new design that uses Husqvarna’s latest advances in controlled diamond distribution. With this new technology, Ulti-Grit blades have increased cutting speeds and longer blade life. Go further and faster with exceptional flat saw performance, from the first cut to the last. Blades with an […]
Spyder Products, a leader in high-performance power tool accessories, is today introducing a diamond abrasive cut-off wheel that can power through almost any material a professional might encounter — metal, stone, tile, composites and more — while providing a significantly lower cost-per-cut than conventional bonded abrasive products.
It occurred to the owner of Arcus that there must be an easier way to make contoured cuts than with a router. A few hours later, she was rolling a rimless, contoured salad plate on its edge, watching as it traced a perfectly smooth, contoured path. Thus, the Arcus Contoured Blade was born.
Bob Harris, president of the Decorative Concrete Institute in Temple, Ga., is offering an innovative product to make decorative contractors’ lives a little easier.
Cutting lines, grooves and control joints with diamond blades is nothing new for concrete contractors, but enterprising craftsmen have been putting their creativity to the test by using the blades to produce decorative borders, graphic designs or V-shaped grooves that look like they were hand-tooled.
Selecting the right diamond blade to run on concrete saws is the best way to maximize your equipment investment. More and more companies offer diamond blades. But how can a contractor choose the right blade for the right saw?
Discovering the right tools and techniques can make pictures in concrete very fun and rewarding.
