wheel cutter preference for glass mosaic ?

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

seam to be working on a lot of glass pools just lately , and using my monty blade in my grinder but was just wondering if there was a glass cutting blade specifically for glass ?:hurray:

 

[Concrete guy]

Yes there are specific glass blades available. Bisazza sell some for their products but they are bought in and re sold, so don't assume they are the best available just because they come from Bisazza.

There's a seller on eBay who lists them, they are quite distinctive in so much as they have a bronze colour diamond bond which seems to be the norm for glass related products.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PREMIUM-4...9099624?pt=UK_HG_DIY_Saws&hash=item418bd88ee8

We've been looking at these for a while and there are numerous different grades they can be a bought in from £5 to £150 for what outwardly looks like an identical blade. We haven't yet got a straight answer to what the difference is as I think certain grades are suited to certain types of glass. It's a quite a specialist product and annoyingly most are produced with a 20mm centre bore to fit glass specific machinery.

 

[Simons70]

We use Bosch from B&Q before buy the blades from Bisazza.Work fine if you use slow-speed grinder.

 

[White Room]

11,000 rpm can be aggressive on glass mosaic...

 

[MTiler]

Ideally you should use a variable speed grinder with glass mosaics. On site I use a cordless grinder (which is less brutal) with a Bisazza blade.

 

[MTiler]

Yes there are specific glass blades available. Bisazza sell some for their products but they are bought in and re sold, so don't assume they are the best available just because they come from Bisazza.

There's a seller on eBay who lists them, they are quite distinctive in so much as they have a bronze colour diamond bond which seems to be the norm for glass related products.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PREMIUM-4...9099624?pt=UK_HG_DIY_Saws&hash=item418bd88ee8

We've been looking at these for a while and there are numerous different grades they can be a bought in from £5 to £150 for what outwardly looks like an identical blade. We haven't yet got a straight answer to what the difference is as I think certain grades are suited to certain types of glass. It's a quite a specialist product and annoyingly most are produced with a 20mm centre bore to fit glass specific machinery.

I like the look of the one in the link but its for wet use only.