Super Slicer diamond saw blade

The trays have no centering dowels to give them a sense of belonging here. They move around and get damaged by the blade and if they move out of position while cutting a rock can cause damage to the blade. This is true of all the trays. The 6 inch CabKing has trays with dowels that locate the trays in a fixed position and work much better.

I love these wheels, very aggressive for quick polishing!

I love the CabKing trim saw attachment, as I really don't have the room for a separate trim saw at this time, and the regular blade is great for trimming slabs of material that I cab, or in cutting pre-forms out of less expensive material (such as Cubic Zirconium) for faceting. However, since some of the material I facet gems from is usually more expensive (and smaller) than the slabs that I cut for cabs, having this thinner blade makes for great work as I have less waste removed by the regular thicker blade. And, even if the material is slabbed, you might be able to squeeze in more or larger pieces out of the slab by placing them a tad closer to each other, so it's great for working those expensive slaps, too!

First time owning any equipment, I think I ruined the blade by pushing rocks through it too fast. I may get another in the future to see if that's the case. I got maybe 8 cuts before the paint part started coming off and cut power dropped when that happened.

Love this blade the standard blade is great but when you need thin slices this is the best