Blackstone 36inch Original Series Griddle Cooking Station with Hard Cover

The Cat® 7″ Continuous Rim Diamond Saw Blade offers precise cutting performance for tile and ceramic applications where smooth, chip-free edges are essential. This blade is engineered for compact wet saws and tile cutters commonly used in bathroom renovations, backsplash installations, and detailed tile work.

With its fine diamond edge and continuous rim, it delivers exceptional accuracy on smaller tiles and intricate cuts. Its high stability and low vibration make it an essential tool for both DIY users and professional tile setters seeking dependable precision.

The Cat® 10″ Continuous Rim Diamond Saw Blade is engineered for precision tile and ceramic cutting, delivering smooth, chip-free edges on delicate materials. Its continuous rim design provides uninterrupted contact with the cutting surface, making it ideal for wet saws used in flooring, wall tile installation, and countertop finishing. Built with a high-diamond concentration, this blade maintains sharpness through extended use, ensuring consistent performance on demanding projects.

Perfect for professionals and remodelers, the 10″ diameter offers long, clean cuts across large-format tiles with minimal vibration. Whether you’re working with porcelain, ceramic, marble, or glass tile, this blade ensures unmatched accuracy and a flawless final finish.

Monthly use of Bio-Active will help reduce surface and bottom solids in the septic tank. Buildup of surface and bottom solids can carry over to the leach fields and cause the leach field to become clogged. One the system in clogged the system has nowhere to drain and the tank fills up, causing backup in the home and wet areas in the yard. Bio-Active Septic Treatment restores billions of the biological population of good worker bacteria and enzymes which reduce solids in septic tanks. The beneficial bacteria and enzymes also get carried over to the leach field to reduce solids and prevent clogging. A clogging leach field is the biggest problem for septic systems, and the hardest and most costly to repair.