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BENCHMARK 4.5" Diamond Assorted Blades Set - 3 Piece for $9.97

immad01 · 2021-04-29T20:00:45+00:00

<ul> <li>For small circular saws and angle grinders</li> <li>Knock out allows blade to have either a 5/8" or 7/8" arbor</li> <li>Turbo diamond saw blade: suitable for dry and wet cutting of stone, building materials, concrete and brick</li> <li>Segmented diamond saw blade: suitable for dry cutting of building materials, cured and reinforced concrete and brick</li> <li>Continuous diamond saw blade: suitable for dry and wet cutting of stone, tile and ceramic</li> <li>Maximum RPM: 15,000</li> <li>Includes: 4.5" turbo diamond saw blade, 4.5" segmented diamond saw blade, 4.5" continuous diamond saw blade</li> </ul> <img src="https://homehardware.sirv.com/products/1249/1249000.view?thumb=1&scale.option=fill&w=450&h=0" class="postimage" itemprop="image" alt="Image">

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Apr 29th, 2021 4:00 pm

immad01 [OP]: Deal Addict; Jan 24, 2013; 1799 posts; 11163 upvotes; MILTON

Apr 29th, 2021 4:00 pm

[Home Hardware] BENCHMARK 4.5" Diamond Assorted Blades Set - 3 Piece for $9.97

Deal Link:: https://www.homehardware.ca/en/45-diamo ... /p/1249000
Savings:: $9.97
Expiry:: May 5, 2021
Retailer:: Home Hardware

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For small circular saws and angle grinders
Knock out allows blade to have either a 5/8" or 7/8" arbor
Turbo diamond saw blade: suitable for dry and wet cutting of stone, building materials, concrete and brick
Segmented diamond saw blade: suitable for dry cutting of building materials, cured and reinforced concrete and brick
Continuous diamond saw blade: suitable for dry and wet cutting of stone, tile and ceramic
Maximum RPM: 15,000
Includes: 4.5" turbo diamond saw blade, 4.5" segmented diamond saw blade, 4.5" continuous diamond saw blade

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Apr 29th, 2021 4:44 pm

ratzy24: Newbie; Aug 20, 2007; 46 posts; 27 upvotes

Apr 29th, 2021 4:44 pm

Does anyone know if these are low quality, weekend warrior level or pro?

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Apr 30th, 2021 1:46 am

ecobuilder: Deal Addict; Sep 14, 2007; 1160 posts; 593 upvotes; Calgary, AB

Apr 30th, 2021 1:46 am

Low quality. You wouldn't want to cut expensive porcelain, for example, with that continuous diamond blade.

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Apr 30th, 2021 8:01 am

thompson12: Member; Nov 30, 2010; 315 posts; 228 upvotes; Toronto

Apr 30th, 2021 8:01 am

If looking for high quality blades check montolit.

Apr 30th, 2021 9:32 am

NamesJeb: Member; Apr 1, 2019; 223 posts; 250 upvotes

Apr 30th, 2021 9:32 am

If you're looking for a balance between price and quality go with the Makita continuous rim diamond blade on your grinder. I've been too lazy to bring out the 10" tile saw this winter and clean it, so I've done entire bathrooms and kitchens with just a grinder for cutting.

Apr 30th, 2021 9:43 am

ttiger: Sr. Member; Dec 5, 2004; 530 posts; 701 upvotes

Apr 30th, 2021 9:43 am

Princess Auto also has a 3pc set, most likely sourced from the same supplier and rebranded :

Princess Auto 3pc 4 1/2 diamond cutting blades

At least their website indicates which store has stock or online quantity, a feature I've been wishing Home Hardware would implement for years.

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Apr 30th, 2021 4:22 pm

thompson12: Member; Nov 30, 2010; 315 posts; 228 upvotes; Toronto

Apr 30th, 2021 4:22 pm

ttiger wrote: ↑ Princess Auto also has a 3pc set, most likely sourced from the same supplier and rebranded :

Princess Auto 3pc 4 1/2 diamond cutting blades

At least their website indicates which store has stock or online quantity, a feature I've been wishing Home Hardware would implement for years.

HH website does list stock levels at stores.

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Apr 30th, 2021 4:54 pm

ttiger: Sr. Member; Dec 5, 2004; 530 posts; 701 upvotes

Apr 30th, 2021 4:54 pm

Funny, I am using a web browser on my desktop and it just says "Available at SUCH-AND-SUCH-STORE" ... no inventory counts.

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Apr 30th, 2021 5:58 pm

thompson12: Member; Nov 30, 2010; 315 posts; 228 upvotes; Toronto

Apr 30th, 2021 5:58 pm

ttiger wrote: ↑ Funny, I am using a web browser on my desktop and it just says "Available at SUCH-AND-SUCH-STORE" ... no inventory counts.

Weird! I’m on a iPhone.

Oct 28th, 2021 9:50 am

Tiberius: Deal Fanatic; Feb 3, 2005; 5706 posts; 1598 upvotes; Georgetown

Oct 28th, 2021 9:50 am

NamesJeb wrote: ↑ If you're looking for a balance between price and quality go with the Makita continuous rim diamond blade on your grinder. I've been too lazy to bring out the 10" tile saw this winter and clean it, so I've done entire bathrooms and kitchens with just a grinder for cutting.

Is this the one you used?

https://www.amazon.ca/Makita-B-69565-Di ... 3880&psc=1

Oct 28th, 2021 10:23 am

NamesJeb: Member; Apr 1, 2019; 223 posts; 250 upvotes

Oct 28th, 2021 10:23 am

Tiberius wrote: ↑ Is this the one you used?

https://www.amazon.ca/Makita-B-69565-Di ... 3880&psc=1

I use model makita 95065. It specifically says "Porcelain, tile, stone" on the package. However the one you linked appears to look the same just not sure it's exactly the same.

Lucky timing, only reason I was able to check is I'm by chance tiling a bathroon floor this morning.

Update on blade: I've done another 3 bathrooms using this blade and it's not giving the cleanest edges anymore. Probably wouldn't use for exposed edges until I put a new blade on.

Also grinding tiles is a bit of a learning curve. You want to cut fully through the tile on both your entry and exit points and then score a line between the two. If you're doing an L cut you will want to cut fully through on entry and exit and also at the joint where the L meets and then proceed to connect the dots. Do all grinding on a scrap sheet of drywall or 2 to help absord vibrations and reduce tile breakage.

Oct 28th, 2021 10:46 am

Tiberius: Deal Fanatic; Feb 3, 2005; 5706 posts; 1598 upvotes; Georgetown

Oct 28th, 2021 10:46 am

Thanks for the info! I have heard good info about about Pearl blades (Pearl Abrasive P4 Turbo Mesh Diamond Blades) and had them recommended for tile work if you ever run across those. I'm always looking for real life feedback on the performance of various tools/blades/etc.

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