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Even the most experienced do-it-yourselfers can run into problems with a diamond saw blade because of simple misapplication. Before you start a project, you need to be certain that the blade you are using is appropriate for the material you are cutting. Surfaces like block and asphalt are highly abrasive and only a diamond saw blade with a hard bond should be used to cut through them. If, however, you are working with brick or concrete, a blade with a soft bond should be used to ensure proper wear.
A dry blade, as opposed to wet, generally has a softer bond that allows it to cool and lubricate cuts without the use of water. While this makes dry cutting effective in many applications, you will find that you make your job much harder when you use a dry diamond saw blade in a situation better suited for wet blades. You can use a dry blade with water in order to extend the life of the blade. However, using a wet blade dry will have the opposite effect.
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