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Solid Gold Dressing Stone for Diamond Blade
$950 USD
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Brand: CD Products
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Solid Gold™ Resin Dressing Stone for Diamond Blade
Use Solid Gold resin dressing stones to unleash the true cutting power of your worn diamond blades, core bits, hole saws, grinding wheels, and other diamond tools.
Features
- Larger size: 6-1/4" x 1-5/8" x 1-3/16"
- Abrasive resin exposes fresh diamond to revitalize cutting performance
- It brings dull, glazed-over diamond blades, core bits, and drill bits back to life
- Dressing stones can also be used to smooth rough tile edges without discoloring tile
Dressing Stone for Diamond Blade
- The cutting efficiency of any diamond tool will diminish over time
- Tile blades and core bits can quickly become dirty, clogged, and glazed over when cutting through hard porcelain and other tough materials
- Dirty diamond blades and core bits can cause tiles to rub, bounce, burn, or chip while cutting
- Solid Gold dressing stones effectively remove any glazed-over debris from the tool's diamond matrix and expose clean, sharp diamond that is ready to cut again "like new"
How to Use a Dressing Stone
- To dress a diamond blade, begin by making one shallow (~1/8") wet cut into a Solid Gold dressing stone
- Slowly deepen the cut until the entire diamond rim makes contact with the resin dressing stone
- Repeat this process once or twice to fully clean and dress your diamond blade
- To get the most use out of your dressing stone, do not cut any deeper than the total diamond segment height (rim height) of your blade or hole saw
- Diamond blades should be dressed every 40-50 cuts to maximize cutting efficiency and prolong blade life