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Superior Tuck Point Blades for Your Masonry Projects

If your daily grind involves working with masonry, we've got the tuck point blades that will make your job a snap. Our diamond tuck point blades are must-haves for professional masonry contractors working on large-scale construction projects as well as DIY homeowners tackling brickwork projects around the house. Check out our selection today and find the best blades for your needs.

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Why Delta Diamonds' Tuck Pointing Blades Are the Best Choice

Our diamond tuck pointing blades are ideal for cutting and removing mortar, grout, and other materials between bricks, stones, and other masonry. Whether you need to restore old masonry, repair cracks, or perform precision work on new installations, our diamond tuck point blades deliver clean and efficient cuts. Choose between two types. A single-style tuck pointing blade is best for large jobs, lasts longer and can cut concrete. A sandwiched-style diamond tuck point blade cuts faster and is best used for tuckpointing jobs only.

Because they're constructed with high-quality industrial diamonds, our tuck pointing blades withstand rigorous use, providing extended blade life and consistent performance. This durability translates to fewer blade changes and lower overall costs, making them a cost-effective choice for professionals and DIYers alike.

Rounding out our list of benefits is the precise design of these blades, which ensures smooth and accurate cuts and reduces the risk of damage to surrounding materials. In restoration work, this precision is essential for maintaining the integrity of the original structure.

What Diamond Tuck Point Blades Are Used For

Our diamond tuck point blades are specialized cutting tools used in masonry work, specifically for tasks related to brick and mortar. The primary purpose of tuck pointing is to repair or replace the mortar joints between bricks. Here's how these tuck pointing tools are used:

  • Mortar Removal: A tuck pointing blade removes old or deteriorated mortar from between bricks. The blades come in varying thicknesses allowing for precise and efficient removal of mortar without damaging the surrounding bricks.
  • Joint Preparation: After removing the old mortar, tuck point blades help prepare the joints for repointing. They create a clean and uniform groove or channel in the mortar joint, providing a suitable surface for applying new mortar.
  • Repointing: Repointing involves filling the cleaned mortar joints with fresh mortar. The blades help create a consistent depth and width for the new mortar, ensuring a neat and uniform appearance.
  • Restoration Work: A tuck pointing blade is commonly used in historic restoration projects to maintain the original appearance of brick structures. It allows artisans to carefully remove damaged or deteriorated mortar and replace it with new material.
  • Aesthetic Improvements: In some cases, tuck pointing is done for aesthetic reasons. The blades help create decorative patterns or designs in the mortar joints, enhancing the visual appeal of the brickwork.
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Why Diamonds and Saw Blades Make a Brilliant Match

Diamonds are used in saw blades due to their extraordinary hardness and resilience, making them perfect for cutting through extremely tough materials. In these blades, tiny, durable diamonds are embedded within the metal matrix of the blade's segments. This embedding process allows the diamonds to efficiently grind through materials such as concrete reinforced with rebar, stone, and asphalt.

Rather than slicing in the conventional sense, diamond blades work by grinding down the material at high speeds. This grinding action wears away the material and simultaneously reveals new diamonds within the blade segments, ensuring continuous cutting efficiency. The exceptional cutting power of diamond blades stems from the continuous exposure of fresh diamonds, maintaining their sharpness and effectiveness throughout use.

FAQs About Tuck Point Blades

Below, we've addressed some common questions about tuck point blades. Please reach out if you'd like more information.

Yes, while tuck point blades are primarily designed for mortar and grout removal, some can also be used on other materials such as concrete. Just make sure the blade is suitable for the specific material you're working with.

Selecting the right tuck point blade depends on the material you're cutting and the width of the joints. Consider the blade's size, thickness, and the type of masonry work you're performing. If you're unsure, our expert team at Delta Diamond is available to provide recommendations and support.

It depends on whom you ask. The dictionary may distinguish between the two, but professionals tend to use the terms "tuckpointing" and "repointing" interchangeably, whether they're doing the initial work of finishing masonry joints or replacing defective mortar with matching mortar.

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