Best 11 Diamond Blade for Cutting Concrete Deals

The Makita E-02668 is a 4-1/2 inch continuous rim diamond blade built for general purpose cutting. Continuous rim means a smooth cut with minimal chipping, which matters on pavers, tile and block where a rough edge shows. It sits at bestseller rank #55 and fits a standard small angle grinder, so it’s the one I’d hand a first-timer who wants a clean line without overthinking it.

The DEWALT DW4725 is a dry-cutting masonry blade with the same 4-1/2 inch continuous rim and a 7/8 inch arbor. Dry cutting means no water setup, so you can run it off a standard grinder and keep moving. At bestseller rank #3 and a lower price than the Makita, it’s the value play for brick, block and concrete, just take it slow and let the blade cool between long cuts.

The DEWALT DWA11024 is a 10 inch, 24 tooth carbide table saw blade aimed at general purpose ripping and crosscutting. Twenty-four teeth is a fast, aggressive count, so this is the blade for framing lumber and rough stock, not finish trim. At bestseller rank #9 it’s one of the more popular table saw blades going, and the price is right for a backup to keep on the shelf.

The Makita T-01410 is a 6-1/2 inch, 40 tooth carbide blade made for fine crosscutting. The higher tooth count gives you a cleaner edge on trim, plywood and anything that’s going to show. It fits most 6-1/2 inch cordless circular saws, so if you run a Makita or a comparable platform, this is the blade for the cuts you don’t want to sand twice.

The DEWALT DW9153 is a 6-1/2 inch, 90 tooth blade built specifically for cutting vinyl. That tooth count is unusually high, which is the whole point with vinyl siding and trim where a coarse blade chews and melts the edge. It’s a specialty blade at bestseller rank #33, so grab it if you’ve got siding work coming and skip it if you don’t.

The CRAFTSMAN 11-piece reciprocating saw blade kit comes in a case with a spread of wood and metal blades. For demo work, pruning and the occasional nail-embedded board, having the right tooth count on hand beats running to the store mid-job. At bestseller rank #65 and a low entry price, it’s an easy way to stock a recip saw you bought bare.

The DEWALT DW4838 is a 5-pack of 12 inch, 14 TPI straight-back reciprocating blades. The long 12 inch length lets you reach through thick material and bundled stock, and 14 TPI is a good middle ground for wood with the odd nail. Bestseller rank #20 tells you these move, and buying the five-pack is cheaper per blade than grabbing singles.

The CRAFTSMAN utility knife blades are carbon steel, 3/4 inch, in a 10 pack. These are the blades that vanish from the box right when you need a sharp one for cutting drywall, shingles or cardboard. At bestseller rank #12 and a couple of bucks, there’s no reason to run a dull blade, so toss a pack in the drawer.

The DEWALT DCS356D1 is a 20V MAX XR cordless oscillating multi-tool kit with three speeds, quick blade change, sandpaper, blades, a battery and a charger. An oscillating tool is the one that handles flush cuts, scraping and sanding in tight spots nothing else reaches. It sits at bestseller rank #1 in its category, and this is the largest dollar discount in the bunch, so if you’ve been meaning to add one, this is the week.

The BLACK+DECKER LHT2220 is a 20V MAX cordless hedge trimmer with a 22 inch steel blade, battery and charger included. It’s lightweight with a soft grip and built to run with less vibration, which your hands notice after a full row of shrubs. For June yard work around the house, a cordless trimmer beats dragging a cord across the lawn, and this one’s priced for the casual homeowner.

The ARES 45005 is an 18 inch chopping axe with a fiberglass handle and a high-carbon steel head. The shorter length makes it easy to pack for camping and trail work without the weight of a full felling axe. At bestseller rank #72 it’s a sensible add for splitting kindling at the cabin or clearing downed limbs, and it’s running as a limited time deal right now.