Blade Choices for Murrini Cuts

If you're looking for the thinnest cut possible, then a thin kerf electroplated blade is the one you're looking for. Available in 6-inch and 10-inch, these blades are extremely thin for minimal material waste.

They are shorter lasting than other styles of blades but also far less expensive.

Unlike electroplated diamond blades that only have one layer of diamond, resin diamond blades have diamond throughout the rim of phenolic resin on the blade.

That means you can dress the blade when it begins to wear to expose new diamonds. While resin blades give a virtually chip-free cut and clean surfaces, they are extremely expensive and very fragile.

Like resin diamond blades, sintered blades have diamonds all throughout the rim of the blade. As the blade wears, you can dress it to expose new diamonds, giving the blade an extremely long life.

They are less expensive than resin diamond blades but more expensive than electroplated blades with a longer life than either. Sintered blades range from rough grits to fine grit blades.