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Understanding your aggregate and choosing the right diamond blade for what you’re cutting.
Hard aggregates such as river rock require diamond blade with a softer bond. Meaning the metals holding the diamonds are softer allowing the diamonds to grind down and break away when they’re done cutting. You should cut at slower speeds when the aggregate is hard.
Soft aggregates require diamond bladesmade with a harder bond, where the metals hold the diamonds tighter and the soft aggregate assist in the grinding of the diamonds. Cutting at faster speeds is advisable when cutting soft aggregates.

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