Trabo 5 Inch Masonry Turbo Rim Diamond Metal Bond Blade for Cutting Cement, Pavers, Concrete with Rebar, Natural Stone and More, with 7/8 Inch Arbor with 5/8 Inch Reducer Ring

Here is the deal flat out. I’ve been a bricklayer for 30 years. Yes you can go to Lowes and it’s gonna cost you $44 last time. I checked per unit. These cut just as good if not better. For $10 a blade. That is 75% off of Lowes. Do what you want with that information.

What a great blade. I was a little leery about cutting concrete, as I had never done it before. I can't say it was like cutting butter, but I can say this blade made it pretty easy.

Works great cut through concrete and brick with ease using my worm drive saw

Great cut.

I have used these on concrete and block and they work pretty well. I have also used this to cut off a steel well casing. It did "ok" with that but it did take a bit. Pretty versatile cutting tool though. I'd buy again.

I bought the 3 pack but only needed 1. I thought these would dull faster but 1 lasted the whole time I was cutting concrete. I've used name brand 7" concrete blades in circular saws that got dull much faster. I used this for my first cut then followed up with circular saw for deeper cut.

These blades did exactly what I needed them to do. I am cutting through asphalt in my driveway that is about three inches thick, using a 7-inch angle grinder. One blade cut through three large cuts, likely about 75 feet or more. While I have no comparison, as I have not used other blades previously, I am more than happy with the quality and performance. The blades are made in Cambodia, which I prefer over China. I am going to order a second set of the blades. Please note: The small brass adapter is taped to the underside of the package flap--like the flap of an envelope, which I didn't see at first.

I cut 8 feet of flag stone and it was done. I am surprised on how much it started struggling. It got the job done but will go for a name brand next time.