TAHOE Turbo Blade – 6 in., Turbo Rim

TAHOE Turbo Blade – 6 in., Turbo Rim

$21.00
Sale price  $21.00 Regular price 
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TAHOE Turbo Blade – 6 in., Turbo Rim

TAHOE Turbo Blade – 6 in., Turbo Rim

$21.00
Sale price  $21.00 Regular price 

The TAHOE Turbo Blade is a 6 in. turbo-rim diamond blade for general-purpose stone cutting on a hand grinder or small saw.

The 6 in. is the larger of the two blades in this line and buys depth of cut over the 5 in. – the difference between just reaching through a slab and cutting it comfortably. The turbo rim is continuous and serrated, so it clears swarf quickly while chipping less than a segmented blade. The house listing describes this line as a granite and quartz blade, which is the published application rather than a hard limit. Arbor size, maximum RPM and wet or dry regime are not published, so check the arbor and the blade's own speed rating against your machine before mounting it.

Key Features

  • Turbo rim – continuous serrated rim, fast swarf clearance with less chipping than a segmented blade
  • 6 in. diameter – deeper cut than the 5 in. blade in the same line
  • Listed by the house line as a granite and quartz blade
  • Arbor size, maximum RPM and wet/dry regime are not published and are not stated here

What's Included

  • 1 x 6 in. turbo blade

Who Is This For?

Fabricators cutting granite and quartz on a grinder or small saw who need more depth than a 5 in. blade gives. It is not the blade for Dekton, porcelain or sintered slabs – use a blade built for ultra-compact material, such as the Diamax Cyclone Porcelain Turbo Blade – 6 in., for Ultra-Compact, which is the matching diameter in a line listed from 3-1/2 in. to 10 in. For bridge saw work at 14 in. and up, the BRUIN Bridge Saw Blade – 14 in. Diameter, 25 mm Segment is the wet bridge blade in the same house range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a turbo rim on a diamond blade?

A continuous rim with a serrated profile. It clears swarf faster than a plain continuous rim and chips less than a segmented blade.

What is the difference between the 5 in. and 6 in. blades in this line?

Diameter, and with it depth of cut. Both are turbo-rim blades in the TAHOE line.

What materials is this blade listed for?

The house listing describes the TAHOE turbo blades as granite and quartz blades.

Which blade should I use on porcelain or Dekton?

One built for ultra-compact material. At this diameter that is the Diamax Cyclone Porcelain Turbo Blade – 6 in., for Ultra-Compact; the same line is listed from 3-1/2 in. to 10 in.

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