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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Cleans buildup from the diamond blade cutting surface
Helps expose a refreshed cutting surface
Requires approximately three to four controlled passes
Stores easily with tile saw and blade-maintenance accessories
Product Information
The BIHUI® Dressing Stone is designed to clean glaze from diamond blades and refresh their cutting surfaces. Conditioning a glazed blade helps restore exposed diamond and improve cutting performance during tile and stone fabrication.
The dressing stick is manufactured from green-and-white corundum abrasive with a fine #150 grit. Its abrasive composition reconditions the blade edge as the blade passes through the stone, helping remove glazing and resharpen the cutting surface.
BIHUI recommends running the blade through the dressing stone to a depth of approximately 5 mm and making three to four passes. This straightforward process provides a practical way to maintain diamond blades when cutting performance begins to decline.
The stone measures approximately 8" × 2" × 1" (200 × 50 × 25 mm). Its rectangular shape provides a stable working surface while remaining compact enough for convenient storage with tile saw and blade-maintenance accessories.
Common Questions
The dressing stone is used to clean glaze from blades and refresh their cutting surfaces to help restore cutting performance.
Yes. The abrasive stone cleans glazing and exposes a refreshed cutting surface on diamond blades.
The stone is made from green-and-white corundum abrasive.
The DCBDSS Dressing Stone uses a fine #150 grit.
BIHUI recommends running the blade through the stone to a depth of approximately 5 mm and making three to four passes. Follow the cutting equipment and blade manufacturer's safety instructions during use.
The stone measures approximately 8" × 2" × 1", or 200 × 50 × 25 mm.
Dressing removes glazing from the blade edge and refreshes the exposed cutting surface when blade performance begins to decline.