BoschDB741SD 7 in. Standard Segmented Rim Diamond Blade with 7/8 in. Diamond Arbor Knockout for Universal Rough Cut Wet/Dry Cutting Applications in Pavers, Soft Brick, Concrete/Block

I still haven't worn the 1st blade out. I bought a second as I figured the first HAD to be close to dead but no...I eventually put the second on just to make sure there were no problems with it to do a return b4 the window closed. I didn't tell the other guys running the saw. They were tired of me asking if it was cutting better or worse and they all said no difference even after switching to the new blade. I'm running a Husky 14" and chose the Xtreme. We're cutting out natural layers of limestone on the hill to make a larger area available next to the drive out garage. Middle TN limestone doesn't stand a chance against this blade. I started with a $50 cheap brand as it was the only thing delivered tomorrow. It sucked so bad I went back to a nearly worn out blade from Virginia abrasives. I wish I could buy them again but they aren't selling on Amazon anymore. IDKY anyone would buy the softer material options on this as the Xtreme Hard will cut anything just as well. We've been cutting the rebar for footers and block walls with it fine too when the smaller grinder cutoff wheels not handy. This is definitely worth an extra $20 or so for the Bosch and Xtreme Hard Materials version. Don't hesitate to get a few if you're doing this type of cutting. It beats the crap out of what HD sells for just as much or more.

I was skeptical but worked great!

Cutting a concrete floor this blade does a fantastic job !

For its price, it appears to have good durability against hard materials. I am still putting mileage on it cutting brick, block, and granite stone.My only dislike is under the high speed of my saw, the blade begins to “dance”. This causes premature separation of material being cut and subsequent undesirable results. I have to cut at a lower RPM.

My Dad purchased this blade to use to cut concrete and granite pavers for a greenhouse. He is very particular when it comes to the tools he uses. At first he didn't think he was going to be able to use it on the 2" granite pavers but after using it on the concrete blocks, he says the pavers will be a piece of cake. He cut approximately 12 concrete blocks and said the last cut was as clean as the first cut. The blade stayed sharp and cut smoothly while continuing to making a clean cut. Also, the manufacturer offers a limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials and craftsmanship.

My husband loves this blade. We have a concrete block job we’re doing. It goes thru the block like a hot knife thru butter. He’s very happy

Have not done much brick cutting for years. Type of walkway and patio (herringbone) creates quite a few cuts, to be expected. Unfortunately I do not have a wet saw, so I used my compound slider saw to do the work. It was cutting through the brick like hard butter. Need to understand that cutting through wood vs. brick is night and day. Not as quick but a slower pull/push on brick cutting gave a very smooth finish. Depending on the type of saw you use, strongly suggest a wet saw. If not, use a large shop vac to help remove debris as you are cutting and an air hose to constantly blow off the debris on the saw table. I have my large project 90% complete. I did order another blade for backup, but my first one is cutting just as well when I first used it.

I purchased this saw blade to cut a section out of my driveway to put in drain pipe across it hooks on to my circular saw and cut multiple passes with no problem. Can be used wet or dry, Dry has a lot of dust in air however.

Installed this on my 10" table saw and with a DIY slider was able to cut all my Fusion bricks for my fireplace. Was able cut out corner pieces and all cuts were very smooth. As with any stone cut you have to do multiple small cuts and you get perfect cut every time. Blade was still going after completing project. Seems well made and was a good value.

Cuts like crazy.....great tool

Gran calidad

The size is 11 3/4". I bought this as a spare, just in case. When I opened the package, I measured it, and found out it was not 12". unfortunately, it was past the return window but will never buy it again...

I love that this little blade can cut asphalt and stone very easily either dry or wet. It out performed any other blade I have bought. I used it for small job on driveway and it saved me money from having to rent a big saw on different occasions. I used this blade in my grinder and it worked great.