Dolmar diamond saw blades

Saw diameters and bore sizes.
Find the right saw blade fitting to your Dolmar diamond saw machine.

Whatever machinery you have, mount a compatible blade measuring the full size. Substituting a close enough undersized diameter may be possible, but not ideal.

Dolmar
modelnumber	size
PC6112	300 x 20 mm
PC6114	350 x 25,4/20 mm
PC6114 X1	350 x 20 mm
PC6412DWS	300 x 20 mm
PC7414WS	350 x 20 mm
PC7614	350 x 20 mm
PC8216WS	400 x 25,4/20 mm

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Dolmar is traditionally known as an innovative manufacturer of chainsaws and motor saws for concrete and stone with petrol engine. The takeover by Makita meant a lot to Dolmar. By combining technical know-how, a wide range of machines is now available for most activities.

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Dolmar PC7614V
Medium-duty motor cutter with 4-stroke engine and a cutting diameter of 350 mm.

Dolmar PC6112
Compact power cutter with a cutting disc of 300 mm and a cutting depth of up to 110 mm.

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Circular saw blades have different sizes from a few inches to several feet across. Diameter is the span from one edge of the circle to the other measured along a center line. The radius is half that; it is the span from the center to the edge. A saw doesn't have the capacity to cut that deep, though. Maximum depth of cut is less than the radius. It cuts no deeper than 1/3 of its diameter. A 10" saw cuts about 3" deep at maximum capacity, and usually less. A big blade has greater cutting depth. Not only can a larger blade cut deeper, it also has a larger circumference, or the measurement around the rim. A longer cutting length around the circumference makes space for more tips overall. For this reason, bigger blades have longer endurance. Small blades have less circumference circling the rim, which explains how fast they get used up. A big one might last the equivalent of two smaller ones. However, large sizes won't necessarily allow faster feed; coarseness determines that.