Circular Saw Blade Makita Diamak 12.5 cm

The Makita Diamak circular saw blade 12.5 cm is made for cutting dense and abrasive construction materials such as brick, concrete and marble. With a 12.5 cm (125 mm) outer diameter and a 23 mm bore, this blade fits many small circular saws and angle grinders when used with the appropriate flange. The single-piece pack supplies one diamond-tipped blade that balances durability and cutting precision for trade and professional tasks that require reliable performance on hard materials.

Advantages

This circular saw blade uses a continuous diamond edge designed to withstand high abrasion and maintain a consistent cutting line. The compact 12.5 cm diameter reduces material removal while enabling controlled, precise cuts in confined spaces. The 23 mm bore ensures compatibility with a range of machines when combined with standard flanges. The blade construction is optimised for long life under the demands of masonry and stone cutting, offering predictable wear and stable cutting speed.

Suitable for

• Cutting brick and concrete blocks
• Shaping and trimming marble and natural stone
• Small-scale demolition and renovation work
• Precision cuts in tight or confined areas

Key specifications

• Diameter: 12.5 cm (125 mm)
• Bore diameter: 23 mm
• Segment type: continuous diamond edge for cutting hard and abrasive materials
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Intended materials: brick, concrete, marble and similar masonry/stone

How to use

Mount the blade on the machine following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the correct flange and spacer are fitted to match the 23 mm bore. Use appropriate clamp torque and verify the blade rotates freely without wobble before starting. When cutting, operate the saw at a steady feed rate; avoid forcing the blade to minimise heat build-up and extend blade life. Use water cooling if the application and machine support wet cutting to reduce dust and thermal stress. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection, and ensure the workpiece is securely fixed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose rotational speed and feed consistent with the material being cut: slower feeds for very hard stone and faster for softer masonry. Regularly inspect the blade for wear or damage and replace it when cutting performance or safety is compromised.