Diamond Super Slicer Saw Blades

Diamond Super Slicer Saw Blades - Ultra-Thin Precision Blades for Gemstone and Glass Cutting

Diamond Super Slicer Saw Blades are ultra-thin kerf precision cutting blades engineered for slicing gemstones, glass, and ceramics with minimal material loss and maximum cut accuracy. Available in 4", 6", and 8" diameters with blade thicknesses from 0.004" to 0.032", these blades deliver the finest possible kerf for precious stone slicing, thin slab cutting, and precision lapidary trim work where material conservation is critical.

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Available Sizes and Specifications

Diameter Thickness Options Hole Sizes Price Range
4" 0.004", 0.006", 0.010", 0.012" 1/2", 5/8" $26.00 - $30.00
6" 0.010", 0.012", 0.016", 0.024" 1/2", 5/8", 3/4" $28.00 - $34.00
8" 0.016", 0.024", 0.028", 0.032" 5/8", 3/4" $32.00 - $38.00

Thickness Selection Guide

Thickness Best For
0.004" - 0.006" Ultra-precious stone slicing, maximum material conservation
0.010" - 0.012" Fine gemstone trim cutting, thin slab slicing
0.016" - 0.024" Standard lapidary trim saw work, general gemstone cutting
0.028" - 0.032" Harder stone cutting requiring more blade stability

Compatible Applications

  • Precious gemstone slicing - ultra-thin kerf minimizes material loss on valuable rough
  • Thin slab cutting - fine kerf for maximum yield from rare or expensive stone slabs
  • Lapidary trim saw work - 4" to 8" blades for standard hobby and professional trim saws
  • Glass cutting - precision thin kerf for art glass and fused glass slicing
  • Ceramic cutting - controlled thin kerf for fine ceramic and porcelain work

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What makes Super Slicer blades different from standard lapidary saw blades?
    A: Super Slicer blades are significantly thinner than standard lapidary blades - with kerf widths starting at just 0.004". This ultra-thin kerf minimizes material loss during cutting, which is critical when working with precious or rare gemstones where every fraction of a millimeter of material has value.
  • Q: What thickness blade should I choose?
    A: Choose thinner blades (0.004"-0.010") for precious stones where material conservation is the priority. Use thicker blades (0.016"-0.032") for harder stones or larger diameter cuts where blade stability is more important than kerf width. Thinner blades require slower feed rates and more careful technique.
  • Q: Should super slicer blades be used wet or dry?
    A: Always use wet. Run cutting oil or water over the blade continuously during cutting to cool the diamond rim, prevent heat damage to the stone, and extend blade life. Never run ultra-thin diamond blades dry - heat buildup will warp the blade and destroy the diamond rim rapidly.