Features
- Silicon carbide abrasive grain for cutting and extended service life
- Material formulation intended to improve wheel longevity
- Two full sheets of fiberglass reinforcement for durability and safety
- Diamond knockout arbor to enable use with worm‑drive saws
Specifications
| Diameter | 6-1/2 inch |
| Thickness | 1/8 inch |
| Arbor Size | 5/8 inch |
| Material | Silicon carbide |
| Maximum Speed | 9400 RPM |
| Arbor Type | Type 1 (diamond knockout arbor for worm‑drive saws) |
| Compatibility | Angle grinders and chop saws |
| Number In Package | 1 piece (100-pack versions available) |
| Grit | C24R |
| Application | Masonry cutting |
| Packaging Type | Bulk |
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Type 1 abrasive saw blade for cutting masonry materials. Uses silicon carbide abrasive for cutting performance and includes reinforcement layers of fiberglass for durability. A knockout arbor is provided to allow use with worm-drive saws.
Project Ideas
Business
Mobile Paver & Tile Trimming Service
Offer on-site cutting for landscapers and homeowners to fit edge pieces, borders, and last-minute adjustments on patios, walkways, and pool decks. Use the diamond knockout arbor to run the blade on a worm-drive saw for fast, straight cuts in the field, and an angle grinder for detail work.
Hardscape Crack-Chasing & Joint Renewal
Provide concrete crack-chasing to prep for epoxy or polyurethane repairs, plus recutting and cleaning of expansion/control joints. The silicon carbide abrasive is ideal for creating clean, uniform grooves that improve adhesion and extend the life of repairs.
Custom Masonry Plaques and Stepping Stones
Sell personalized house-number plaques, garden markers, and commemorative stepping stones via local markets and online. Use the blade to shape blanks, bevel edges, and score lettering or patterns, then finish with color fills or metal inlays for premium tiers.
Curb/Block Notching for Trades
Serve irrigation, electrical, and low-voltage contractors by cutting pass-through notches in curbs, block walls, and pavers for conduit and drip lines. Quick mobilization with a worm-drive saw and reinforced blade means efficient, clean modifications without removing entire sections.
Reclaimed Masonry Upcycling Brand
Source discarded bricks, tiles, and stone to produce coasters, planters, bookends, and terrazzo-style decor. The long-lasting C24R blade lets you standardize sizes and finishes at scale, keeping costs low while marketing the sustainability angle.
Creative
Reclaimed Mosaic Patio Insert
Collect broken tiles, pavers, and slate, then use the 6-1/2 inch masonry abrasive blade to trim curves and straight edges for a framed mosaic insert in a patio or entryway. The C24R silicon carbide grit excels at scoring and cutting varied masonry, and the fiberglass-reinforced wheel keeps cuts stable for tight-fitting tesserae.
Geometric Concrete Lanterns
Cast small concrete cubes or repurpose solid blocks, then cut repeating slots and patterns on all sides to create candle or LED lanterns that throw intricate shadows. The Type 1 blade’s durability lets you make consistent parallel kerfs; use the diamond knockout arbor with a worm-drive saw for longer, straighter cuts.
Custom House-Number Plaques
Cut a clean rectangle from a paver or slate, chamfer the edges with shallow passes, and score out bold numerals. Fill the numeral channels with contrasting grout or epoxy for a crisp inlay look. The 1/8 inch thickness provides good control for outlining numbers and decorative borders.
Modular Cinder-Block Planters
Slice standard CMUs into thinner sections and notch interlocking grooves to assemble modular planter walls, herb towers, or succulent displays. The wheel’s longevity helps maintain uniform widths across multiple repetitive cuts for a clean, stacked aesthetic.
Stone Chessboard and Coasters
Cut slate or concrete pavers into precise squares for a checker/chessboard and matching coasters. Alternate light/dark stone or stain to create contrast. The blade’s stability and 9400 RPM rating on an angle grinder make it easy to achieve crisp edges and consistent dimensions.