Friday, September 20, 2013

Diamond Blade – Accurate to a Fault

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Confucius said that, “better a diamond with a flaw than a pebble without one.” These words of wisdom coming from a guy who lived a long time ago, already realized the value of diamonds. This only goes to show how valuable diamonds are. Even today, diamonds have a variety of uses, from symbols of undying love to a means to cut precious gem stones.

Confucius claimed that it is better to choose something of value even if there is flaw that something that is simple but has no flaws. You can safely say that it is better to take a chance with something that is exciting but faulty than something that is boring but safe. It has been said that life should be lived to the fullest so people should take risks.



In terms of value, diamonds do bring lots of it to the table. They are considered expensive to grooms-to-be since one can buy a diamond engagement ring with two months’ salary in the United States. There is another use for diamonds and it is totally different from showing one’s devotion and it is with the use of a power tool just like carbide saw blade.

Diamonds are made of pure carbon crystals that make them one of the hardest substances on earth. Combining it with a saw makes an unbeatable power tool. The blade that is combined with diamonds is called a diamond blade. Since diamonds are one of the hardest stones on earth, they can be used to cut, polish, or as a means tear away any hard substances used in a saw or a drill. Any form of abrasives can also be removed by diamonds.

A diamond blade is very useful in terms of cutting any hard objects that are used in any form of construction. There are different blades to choose from depending on their usage. There are thin blades that can be used for easy slicing of light materials such as wood. It can also be used for contouring, depending on the need. There are also blades for heavy duty cutting like stones or bricks. These materials are made of hard minerals that are often tough to cut without the use of a diamond blade. Saws have come a long way from just a simple tool with toothed edges. They are now power tools that can cut into any surface

It has been said that the success of cutting any object depend on the performance of the saw. You can make use of a blade with different cores infused with diamonds. The number of diamonds would also make a difference because as they say, the more diamonds, the better. The large concentration of diamond would ensure the saw’s cutting accuracy.

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1 comment:

  1. You can do a nice job with almost any saw, it's the blade that says it all :) A Diamond blade would not be my choice of blades for cutting wood. The teeth or not sharp on a Diamond blade and you will get more burning in your wood not to mention how long it would take. :) Nice post though:):)

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