Evolution Power Tools PD230SEG-CS 230 mm Premium Multi Material Diamond Blade For Disc Cutters, Longer Blade Life - Ideal for Cutting Brick, Roof Tile, Paving, Reinforced Concrete and More

Been doing a fair few chases, some deep, some shallow, done probably around 40 odd metres thus far, disc performs as new. Material is pretty old stout concrete, the heavy 'stone' concrete.The trick to keeping these discs 'alive', is down to letting the disc drive for you and not force the cut, get the depth you want by letting it sink down by itself to the required depth and then maintain that cut as you let it pull you forward. At all costs avoid angling the cut, keep it at 90 degrees as close as possible and then disc will give you plenty smiles for a while to come. Quite a few pro's also buy these, it's not the tool that is the magic, it is the combination of a brain operating the tool, mechanical sympathy, a good understanding of physics including sound knowledge of friction based cutting materials - all comes together in the end.Then again, one can ignore all the above and just use and abuse and buy as many discs as one needs, the disc is great for 'bish bang bong' types and also those pro's and DIY'ers who embrace finesse and thought with a dash of patience.

Looks like a good quality item

Works a treat! Cut through brickwork easily.

Cuts anything like butter

Bought one of these for my DCT3000 electric saw. Barely on 60 secs (paint not even worn off) and the disc threw two teeth off at full pelt. Evolution customer service is tragic. Can't connect via live help and they don't reply to emails. Bin the disc and buy another make. Hard to do with the slightly less popular spindle diameter.

Brilliant great thanks

Cut throw pad stone with brand new cutter blade was blunt do not buy anything better then this crapGo screw fix some were decent

Bought this to cut through reinforced concrete. I’m hindsight should have spent a little more and bought a better blade but nonetheless did the job.

Cuts well

This may be an Evolution 10” blade so you’d think it fits on any 10” blade-wielding Evolution saw. Nope. It has a hole for a 7/8” arbor. Evidently the Rage saw has a 1” arbor. It took me a month to finally open it and then discover this. Now I have two of these expensive blades that are of no use to me, and I’m past my return window. Other than that, they appear to be high quality, for whatever that’s worth.

compre una radial y ese disco de recambioel disco que venia con la radial duro mucho y el recambio que era igual que el original duro practicamente la mitad

Bon produit.Pas eu de problèmes pour la découpe de béton cellulaire. A utiliser avec une machine à eau

This blade beats them all.