• About Diamond Blades.  For general information on how diamonds blades work. 
• Troubleshooting Diamond Blades.  Some general problems and solutions for when your diamond blade is not cutting. 

Specific information on the diamond blades for cutting common materials. 

• Asphalt Cutting.  Information on asphalt cutting diamond blades. 
• Concrete Cutting.  Information on concrete cutting diamond blades. 
• Lapidary.  Diamond blades and tools for lapidary work. 
• Masonry Cutting.  Information for cutting all types of masonry materials including but not limited to brick, block, pavers and stone.  Stone diamond bla.  Information for cutting all types of masonry materials including but not limited to brick, block, pavers and stone.  Stone diamond blades for masonry are generally for rougher cuts in unfinished stone, for hardscape, landscaping etc. 
• Stone Cutting
• Tile Cutting Information on diamond blades for cutting ceramic tile.  Check out Tile Saw Info

• US Diamond Blade Industry is not harmed by imports from Asia.

  Based on the record in these investigations, we determine that an industry in the United States is not materially injured or threatened with material injury by reason of imports of diamond sawblades and parts thereof from China and Korea that are sold in the United States at less than fair value (LTFV).1

• The Commerce department advances anti-dumping case against Chinese and Korean Diamond Blades.  Expect prices on diamond blades to raise significantly. 
  • Commerce ruled that diamond saw blades and related parts imported from China and South Korea were dumped on the U.S. market. In 2004, U.S. imports of diamond saw blades from China amounted to $26.1 million, an almost 60 percent increase over 2003 levels, and those from South Korea to $26.6 million, a 38 percent increase.

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