MECHANIC Abrasive

For blade sharpening Any diamond blade can become dull and lose its cutting characteristics. This occurs particularly often when cutting solid and viscous non-abrasive materials such as porcelain stoneware, marble, non-abrasive ceramics, etc. Diamond grains break and fall off, and the material being worked adheres to the surface of the bonds. The temperature increases at the contact point, the cutting quality decreases, and the blade stops. There is a risk of