Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond

In the UK, we have the most unmanageable concrete in the world. But that’s just the begin of it. You don’t have to look to mercantile and prestige developments for challenging materials. Even those we normally use in our kitchens and bathrooms and all around our homes are sufficient to see off conventional blades.

Faced with materials such as granite (increasingly ordinary for kitchen worktops) and other stone, ceramic (tiles etc), concrete and clay, you need to choose a blade that will happily stand up to the challenge. A diamond tipped blade is the most effective way to cut such materials.

Why are diamond blades the best choice?

Other kinds of blade become blunt as they try to cut hard materials. The problem is, they can’t be cut like softer materials. Instead, a blade with diamonds bonded to it is edge grinds away at the hard materials. The result is a straight, smooth cut from a blade that remains unaffected by the materials it cuts over a long life.

Typically, blades are available for these kinds of materials groupings:

  • Bricks and slabs, concrete paviors, roof tiles, concrete products – general-purpose blades
  • Concrete products, clay products, granite, engineering bricks and building products – fast-cutting blades
  • Granite, natural stone, clay products, technology bricks, metal, concrete products, and building materials – fast-cutting blades with cooling holes
  • Hard natural stone, metal, concrete and clay products, technology bricks, and general building products – fast-cutting blades with cooling holes and reinforced centre
  • Kerbs and slabs, bricks, concrete paviors and blocks, roof tiles and general building materials – segmented high-performance blade
  • Flint and limestone aggregate, and reinforced concrete – specialised diamond floorsaws
  • Mortar raking, brick raking and abrasive materials – specialised diamond mortar rakes
  • Ceramic tiles – specialised diamond blades featuring a ceaseless blade
  • Granite, clay products, Indian sandstone, unabrasive concrete merchandise and fast cutting G.P. – benchsaws

Many of these kinds of blades come in more than one quality level, reflecting the needs of the occupation or the contractor. Similarly, there may be Abrasive or other specialised variations available, which may provide a blade with incisively the characteristics required for a peculiar application.

Diamond blades in use

While a diamond blade may withstand high temperatures, there comes a stage when the heat build-up may be detrimental. In addition, the contractor ought to consider the effect of increased temperature on the material being cut and it is finish.

You need to mount your chosen diamond blade on any angle grinder or a petrol cut-off saw. Using diamond blades requires no specialised training over and above that necessitated to use established circular tools. Together with their competitory pricing, diamond blades’ ease of use see to it they are lowpriced to both DIYers and contractors.


Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond

The Makita A-94699 is a 5-Inch Segmented Diamond Blade for General Purpose Cutting. The Segmented slots of the Makita A-946999 aid deliver a more quickly cooler cut in multiple application.

 

Features:

  • General Purpose
  • Cured concrete, block , brick
  • 5-Inch Diameter
  • Arbor 7/8-Inch 5/8-Inch 20mm
  • Optimum bond matrix provides a Faster, Longer, Smoother Cut

What's In the Box:

  • Makita A-94699 5-Inch Diamond Segmented Blade

SEGMENTED RIM – Segmented slots support deliver a rapidly and without delay cooler cut in multiple applications

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond Photo

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond Photo

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond Pic

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond

Makita General Purpose Segmented Diamond Pic


Most helpful client reviews

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
4Cuts well but….
By William M. Luehrmann Jr
When buying the blade, I looked all over to determine if the blade could be used wet, which is what I wanted. Unfortunately, when I received the blade, there is a symbol printed in it, indicating “No water”.

The blade works well, but since I had to run it dry, it made a dusty mess.

Makita genuinely needs to put up a better description for this part

0 of 0 persons found the following review helpful.
5Excellent diamond blade
By J. Wong
Makita works very well with my Makita 9565cv variable speed grinder. Fast cut and sharp blade that cuts arid pavers and arid cement. Highly commend this blade if you do arid pavers or cut arid cement.

0 of 0 persons found the following review helpful.
4So Far, So Good
By Tom
Terrific price for a 16″ diamond blade. Using on a Stihl TS800 saw on a cart. Cut approximately 300 feet of cured concrete 4″ deep. Cuts smooth and fast and blade has no visible wear. I think I’ll pick up a few more.

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