iQ Power Tools 10" Q-Drive Soft Material Blade
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iQ Power Tools 10" Q-Drive Soft Material Blade
The Q-Drive Soft Materials Blade is designed to be used with the iQTS244 Dustless Tile saw for dry cutting of marble, travertine, and other soft materials. Q-Drive blades are equipped with Cool Cut Technology to maintain the blade stays cool during dry cutting. The Q-Drive Arbor hole is designed for use with the iQTS244 10" Tile Saw, however it also includes a bushing to a standard 5/8" arbor tile saw.
Features
- Diamond concentration, metal type, and flange thickness offers a cool cut while reducing vibration and movement during cut
- Blade stays cool to the touch
- No warping or wandering
- Precision cuts match the quality of a wet blade
- These blades are designed for dry cutting
Technical Specifications
- Rim Height 10mm
- Maximum RPM 6,000
- Arbor Q-Drive
| Material | Performance |
| Ceramic | Not Recommended |
| Porcelain | Not Recommended |
| Marble | Excellent |
| Travertine | Excellent |
| Limestone | Excellent |
| Glass | Not Recommended |
Common Questions
Are IQ Blades Proprietary?
IQ Tools owns the Trademark and patent for Q Drive Blades
How are IQ Blades quiet?
IQ Blades feature a laminate coating which reduces the noise produced when spinning.
Customer Reviews
Tldr: very happy with it
Only used once so far. Used it on herringbone marble mosaic from home Depot. Brought my wet saw just in case this sucked but it was actually great! No chips and it even kept the points on the herringbone cuts. If you push too quickly it'll break and chip. I'm sceptical about other marble because this one from HD did seem stronger than others I've installed. But for this job at least, it was completely worth it. You can zoom in on the top row of my photo to see how it even cut the small pieces well
I assumed this would work well with marble mosaics but it def did not. I also assumed it would cut marble clean, better than the orange combination blade IQ sells...it did not. It will cut larger marble with no problems, but not worth spending the $100 on a different blade. Orange is just as fine for the large marble and for the smaller or delicate marble you'll need your wet saw
