15 Best 14 Inch Diamond Blade For Concrete (2022 Updated)

High Quality product. We buy these very often for our concrete and asphalt crews and they last through some tough jobs! I would highly recommend these to anybody in the concrete cutting business.

Fit my walk behind saw and cuts good

Perfect for the Mastercraft saw. The original lasted about 10 years. You have to be careful with any blade but after 10 years alot the the carbide tips had come off. This blade made the saw just like new.

Product worked well. Definitely not as good as some of my professional grade blades. But that is to be expected. Great for a beginner or a hobbyist. Excellent blade for ripping down wood to rough cut size.

Would definitely recommend and buy again.

What all can you say about a blade? It cuts clean on cross as well as rip cuts. Minimal burning on oak. Runs cool and comes razor sharp out of the package. Teeth look thick enough for multiple re-sharpening too.

This 14 diamond blade cut a foundation wall like butter. I definitely recommend this blade

recent shipment, our first from this company arrived with many sheets that had broken tiles. we emailed company and got a quick response with replacement of all of the sheets that were damaged with no obstacles.

sheets arrived today intact, packed better than on original shipment. i would purchase from them again.

No comparison to the aluminium oxide masonary blades which take forever to get thru a paver. This blade cuts thru a paver quickly and easily! I cut 22 nine inch pavers in a very short amount of time and saw no noticeable dulling of the blade.

The last cut was as quick and easy as the first. Will always use for my wall and patio projects. Harbor Freight was the best price i found ($30-50 less than the competition) and worth every penny!.

I rented a 14″ concrete saw to cut 25 feet of 4″ sidewalk. The rental store wanted $50 a day to rent a blade while HF wanted $59 to buy one. I plan to rent a saw several times by buying made much more sense.

A fresh blade made my cutting quick and easy; I was done in an hour and only needed the saw for four hour rate as opposed to a full day.

My company builds patios and we go through a lot of blades. Prior to this blade, I would buy diamond blades in the $100 range (at stores) of a variety of name brands. They’d noticeably get dull within several hours of cutting.

The pavers we cut are extremely dense, to the end that the blades we commonly bought would last for approximately one small patio. I saw this blade as a supplier’s location for $325 and was tempted to buy it.

Needless to say, I bought it online for $200. In short, the blade is awesome. So far it’s lasted around 5x longer than the other blades, and still going pretty strong. I definitely recommend it.

Works great! Cuts right through Pavors. I would recommend.

Great blades – I was extending an existing brick patio and has a lot of trimming and angle cuts to make. I was skeptical that these blades would hold up so I bought five. As it turned out I made at least 75 cuts and still have the first blade in the grinder – incredible! Highly recommend.

It dry cut 6′ of 100+ year old concrete well. I Needed to remove a 2″ door ledge X 12′. DUST! used an electric leaf blower to de-dust during many small cuts. 6′ more to do with the same blade. Expecting extra life beyond this usage.

I picked up a MasterCraft universal cut saw when they first came out. We’ve only used the saw for cutting wood, but the blade needs to be replaced after running it through one too many nails. It does really smooth cuts, with no splintering in regular wood.

Cuts in flake board and laminate are also smooth, and you only need to do a little sanding. It also works well on vinyl siding and plastics. You can also use this blade on thin metals (steel, copper, aluminum) , but it’ll wear down the blade tips rapidly.

(This is what led to us needing a replacement blade. ) Use this blade for cuts on anything other than metal, it will last a long time.

Used this blade in your lowest costing wet saw to install a GLASS mosaic backsplash in a kitchen I remodeled. It lasted for the entire job and still cuts. I had to cut flush where the glass tiles ended on a run, around the window, behind the range and hood, as well as individual pieces around electrical out lets.

Turned out very nice. Just needed to let the blade a not force it and the cuts were easy to buff up with a grinding wheel on an 18 volt drill also bought from Harbor Freight. Same size blades cost as much as $40 at the chain hardware stores.

Very happy.

Works fast. The worst part of using it was the dust it creates. Using it in a high rpm tool will make the job to quickly. Keep a shop vac on and wear a ventilator mask, you need them when using this.

I was able to cut straight lines with no problem. Good value at this price.

I use this tool for cutting concrete on a driveway. I was surprised at the speed with which it would cut after reading some of the other comments from owners. Take notice that direction of blade rotation requires that this tool be pulled not pushed for optimal cutting.

I am sure there are gasoline-powered cutters that will cut faster but it is completely satisfactory in speed for me. It is somewhat heavy but that is to be expected with any large tool.

I bought this “saw” expecting it to be somewhat underpowered but I was pleasantly surprised at how much torque it has. I used it for cutting through concrete and natural stone and it breezed through it without any issue at all.

If you don’t want to deal with its gas powered brother and have access to electricity this one is for you.

It works great i like this saw, it help me with my projet alot i recomend this saw for indoor, concrete cutting.

Cut like a champ Using an old basic skill saw and some elbow grease. Took breaks on the o her cuts to let blade and saw cool. Made about 12 cuts through 12”x12”x2” paver stepping stones. Results were quick and cuts were crisp and blade still has lots of life in it.

A little water would keep the dust down maybe.

Needed a way to cut tile for electrical outlets on a kitchen back splash. Saw on line videos using a diamond blade in a mini grinder, so decided that would work. This blade was less than half the cost of blades elsewhere and worked great.

It makes dust, but working in the middle of my garage the clean up area was confined to about 20 sq ft. Do wear a dust mask and eye protection. The blade cut equally as well from front or back, and plunge cut worked well too.

I was careful not to twist the grinder while cutting and didn’t break any of the 6″ tiles I cut outlet holes in. My project required cutting about 10 lineal feet of porcelain tile and stone altogether.

The blade seemed to work as well with the last cut as it did on the first and doesn’t appear to have worn down much. Stays relatively cool while cutting.

I purchased this saw blade to use in my wet tile saw. I always buy a blade with a continuous diamond edge, but there were none the day I was there, and I was on my way to tile my sister’s shower. I always buy a new blade for a new project, in order to avoid nicks I sometimes get after using the blade for an extended time.

As it happened, I had just finished a large tile job at my own home, and my blade needed to be replaced anyway. From the first cut to the last, every edge was chipped. With three cuts left, the arbor ring just fell out, and I had to use washer’s to hold the blade in place, so I could finish.

Thankfully, all of the cut edges were covered by grout, so it all worked out, and the shower turned out great. My sister and her husband were pleased.