I have some house clay bricks that are chipped or broken, l was told a circlular saw, but is there a name or term for that sort of blade?
tintop,
Oct 10, 1:14am
An abrasive masonry cut-off wheel to fit your particular saw.
Try Bunnings/Mitre 10 / etc.
If you have a lot to do - a diamond wheel may be more economical.
There will be a lot of dust - make sure you wear a mask, or can hold your breath for a bit. :)
aj.2.,
Oct 10, 4:14am
A diamond saw is best , but needs to be water cooled , only use on a proper suitable saw , Abrasive cut off saw will work , but will wear down fast if there are lots to cut. Ring a hire place , and check prize on hire . The depth of the cut will come into it , as many saws don't have much throat, so you may have to turn the brick over , to complete the cut . Make up a holder for the bricks , that way your hands are well clear of the blade , as kick back can be a problem.
tintop,
Oct 10, 4:34am
There are dry cut diamond blades.
captaingraham,
Sep 5, 1:17pm
Don't forget to wear earmuffs.
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