Crafting with Concrete

All things about crafting with concrete. Concrete is a versatile material that can be used in many different ways.

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Concrete Grinding Grit Guide: What 16, 30, 60, 120 Actually Do to a Surface

Introduction Grinding concrete with grit sizes is how you condition the surface by progressively removing roughness and shallow imperfections. In practice, coarser grits like 16 and 30 remove material quickly, while finer grits such as 60 and 120 smooth and refine the finish. Start with a surface assessment and plan the steps based on your […]

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How to Cut Concrete Without Chipping Edges: Score Cuts, Support, and Blade Control

Introduction Cutting concrete without chipping edges means making clean, controlled cuts by scoring first, supporting the cut edge, and maintaining steady blade control. In practice, plan your score line, use light, steady passes, and let the blade do the work without forcing it. Always verify that your blade and tool are suitable for the concrete

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Choosing a Diamond Blade: Segmented vs Turbo vs Continuous for Concrete and Masonry

Introduction A diamond blade is a cutting wheel that uses industrial diamonds to slice through concrete, masonry, and similar materials. The common styles are segmented, turbo, and continuous. Each type has its own trade-offs, so the right pick depends on your material and cut. Cutting with these blades can be done wet or dry, but

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