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Old Mod
Sure he mentions red are pro range, but not sure if tested.
So I might change my mind if others want green Geoff.
So I might change my mind if others want green Geoff.
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Italy
I have not tried the red, I had not seen when purchased. I sent an email to the seller, to know the difference between green and red, but did not respond.
You could have more thickness?
Dr. Diamond® - preiswerte Diamantwerkzeuge - https://dr-diamond.de/
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Italy
I forgot, do not use for porcelain 20 mm. and thin porcelain hahaha
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Italy
Shipping to Italy 2,99€
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Italy
But they cost more than in uk.
So the total is same +/-
So the total is same +/-
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Concrete guy
We'll have these in stock later this week in 115mm or 125mm.
The red one of this design recently tested by a few members. Although I think I asked for ours to be painted blue, I can't remember without checking in the office.
The red one of this design recently tested by a few members. Although I think I asked for ours to be painted blue, I can't remember without checking in the office.
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Old Mod
Well at least you know where to price them Alan! Haha
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Concrete guy
They'll be a similar price, these aren't expensive blades but they seem to perform to a high standard which is what matters.
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Italy
Yes. they are similar.
the red ats, I could not test well, because hopping. (vibration).
from the picture, it looks like the profile, of red ats, is not nice round, like the other two.
or I see evil?
could this be the problem of vibration?
the red ats, I could not test well, because hopping. (vibration).
from the picture, it looks like the profile, of red ats, is not nice round, like the other two.
or I see evil?
could this be the problem of vibration?
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Old Mod
C
Concrete guy
That's the one.
We've had a few hundred of each size made for stock and we're going to see how people get on with them.
If they sell well we'll put a bigger order in and see what other sizes are available. This design doesn't seem to scale up well though, so it's unlikely we'd be getting anything above 180mm.
We've had a few hundred of each size made for stock and we're going to see how people get on with them.
If they sell well we'll put a bigger order in and see what other sizes are available. This design doesn't seem to scale up well though, so it's unlikely we'd be getting anything above 180mm.
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Old Mod
Comparison
Your blade does look damaged antonio
Your blade does look damaged antonio
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Italy
It is the profile that is not nice round
C
Concrete guy
It looks like one of the test blades was poorly moulded.
We'll take a look at the stock when it arrives early this week.
We'll take a look at the stock when it arrives early this week.
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J Sid
you saying we are not pro's anymore🙁
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J Sid
been using the test one every day and has handled everything I've tried with flying colours, and no sign of wearing down at all. If it ever does, I will be buying another🙂
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Qwerty
In that case @ATSDiamondTools .....I will wait until you have stock and buy a couple of yours. Did you say yours is the equivalent of the green or red? & what is the difference between the two?
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Old Mod
C
Concrete guy
Well that's good and not so good. I don't want to be selling the blade equivalent of the everlasting light bulb!
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Concrete guy
No idea as I'm not sure what the difference is between the green and red. It could simply be different diamond quality and content (which is usualy the difference between economy, standard, premium and super).
It could be something as simple as blades from different factories as this design won't be patented by one particular producer.
As we manufacture in relatively low volume we produce most of our blades at super level as the difference between economy and super can sometimes be as little as US$ 3.00. So if we're ordering a production run of 1000 pieces it's not a massive expense.
However someone like Bosch buy in production runs of around 1 to 5 million pieces at a time, so it can be a substantial amount of money. So that's why some of the big brands don't perform as you would expect.
Companies like Montolit or Marcrist are just bigger versions of us, they run (relatively) small prodction runs when compared to Bosch or Dewalt etc, so they can produce a higher quality blade without a massive capital outlay.
When you get them in Alan, post on here, I will have a couple off you, I'm sure @Andystiletiling will need one off me , then say he will get me one back 
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Time's Ran Out
Always nice when part timers update their threads! Too many holidays, too much time with grandchildren, too much drink and too much excitement with Haway the Lads!
Not enough forum time - you need to get a life!
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LM
How do you rate it Dave?
It seems to be good , fast cutting from the off.
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White Room
Is that with a cordless grinder Dave ?
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Old Mod
Same same!
Had one a fortnight on a powered Bosch 7/115
very quick indeed.
Cutting 11mm 1200 x 600 at mo, copes very well
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One Day
I used mine to cut some urban cement (Johnson's ceramics from b&q) yesterday, soft white biscuit. The blade was pants!
Cuts porcelain brilliantly but it's rubbish on ceramics.
Cuts porcelain brilliantly but it's rubbish on ceramics.
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Concrete guy
Our version of this blade has now arrived and are posted on the second item down on the cutting page on our website.
We called it the Turbo X which seemed like a good name and represents the "X" blade design.
We called it the Turbo X which seemed like a good name and represents the "X" blade design.
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Italy
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