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I am cutting interior wall from inside my home. The 1940 era build used a sheet rock having half inch holes where stucco was applied liberally over the entire surface area, total thickness 1.5 inches. The entire house was built like this. So far I have removed the material from the entire home. Tons of weight. This last room is the end of it. I can say the Rockwell blade does a nice job. Holding the Rockwell compact circular saw with a firm strong hold while guiding the cuts along a straight line. I have attached a hose for the dust port, using old vacuum cleaner hoses rigged up to a Cyclonic Dust Separator then to my dry vac. This method has saved the room surroundings from the airborne dust. These blades work great, for the material I am cutting, the blades don't last very long, but worth buying several (6 used so far out of 10) to get the job done. I give it a four star since the blade only lasts as good as its material.Read full review
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I haven't used this blade as of yet but have had good comments from fellow tile cutters. That's the only reason I rated it a four star. I would say the price was very reasonable and shipping was good.
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When paired with a tool that has both a depth gauge and dust collection. Safely removing old plaster walls is a breeze. Thank you
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The Diamond compact circular saw blade did a grate job cutting my tile and thin brick and pavers. I was doing some small jobs around the house and I needed a Diamond Blade to cut some brick and pavers. This blade sure came in handy and made my job get done quickly.
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Works well on THIN steel. Seems to last. Do not know if I would try it on a thicker sheet though as it grinds away the metal. Well, maybe.
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