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Lapidary & Jewelers Supplies2011 FC JB Lapidary & Jewelers Supplies 2011 Three in One Cabbing 95 $ 339 $ 89500 Complete Diamond Diamond Lapping Diamond Band Saw Plates Wheels Complete with Blade With Sticky Back 6” - 78.95 All grit sizes 8” - 98.95 95 6” - 19.95 All grit sizes $ 198 8” - 24.95 Grits & Grit Pr./Lb. 46/70 1.45 Polishing 60/90 1.45 Powder 120/220 1.55 Polishing Powder Pr./Lb. 4 Steps Grit Kit Vibrators & Tumblers Cerium Oxide 6.45 Stainless Steel - Mix 12.00 Burnishing 2.85 CPP Tumble Polish 5.10 Plastic Pellets 1.80 Super Cerium 15.14 French Cerium Polish up to 14 Lbs of rocks Saws Tin Oxide - 99.9% pure 17.75 $ 14.65 Above prices are for 50 Lb. Package Johnson Brothers, F.C., Inc. 1040 S. 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Cuts even faster and easier, and has a great deal more cutting life. GORILLA blades are ideal where you want to reduce cutting time or where you want extended blade life. Cuts twice as fast than other brands. List 4-11 12-23 24-49 Dia Core Kerf Arbor P/N 50 pcs Price pcs pcs pcs 0.012 0.019 1/2 G6-12-12 6 36.12 34.31 32.51 30.70 28.90 0.012 0.019 5/8 G6-12-58 8 0.012 0.019 5/8 G8-12-58 53.24 50.58 47.92 45.25 42.59 10 0.015 0.022 5/8 G10-15-58 70.36 66.84 63.32 59.81 56.29 Meteorite: for iron & stoney meteorite & most metals Our Meteorite Blades are a really good answer for cutting iron meteorites, most stoney meteorites, most Meteorite metals and many composites. This blade has a unique abrasive edge of CBN (cubic boron nitride). It is unlike diamond which suffers badly on most metallics. This unique edge loves to cut these things. It is the best choice for these jobs. Cutting goes quickly and there is little lost from the thin edge. Must be used with coolant. Oil is best, but our Lube Cool in high concentration is o.k CBN List 4-11 12-23 24-49 Dia Core Arbor P/N 50 pcs Price pcs pcs pcs 1/2 M6-12-12 38.38 32.62 34.54 32.62 30.70 6 0.012 5/8 M6-12-58 38.38 32.62 34.54 32.62 30.70 Use with Lube-Cool 4800 8 0.012 5/8 M8-12-58 56.57 48.08 50.91 48.08 45.26 for extended life 10 0.015 5/8 M10-15-58 74.76 63.55 67.28 63.55 59.81 2 Johnson Brothers - Ph: (714) 771-7007 - Fax (714) 771-7075 FC Diamond Tools JB Best Price Saber: Sintered MK-303: Sintered Continuous rim - Thin Continuous rim Ultra-thin and made of stainless steel, conserves gem These blades cut in either water or oil coolants with materials and holds waste to a minimum. Ideal choice minimum glazing. High diamond concentration and depth for such precious materials as sapphire, jade, ruby give high performance. You get a very long life from a MK- and opal. Cuts at twice the speed of ordinary lapidary 303. Excellent for semi-precious and precious stones. blades. The Ultra thin rim cuts with little chipping and Reduced chipping is accomplished with the continuous rim. leaves a remarkably smooth surface requiring less List polishing time. Dia Core Arbor P/N Price 1/2 303-4-14-12 32.40 4 0.014 List 5/8 303-4-14-58 32.40 Dia Core Arbor P/N Price 1/2 303-5-20-12 34.43 5 0.020 4 0.012 1/2 - 5/8 S4-12-5812 17.33 5/8 303-5-20-58 34.43 1/2 303-6-14-12 37.13 5 0.012 1/2 - 5/8 S5-12-5812 24.26 0.014 0.012 1/2 - 5/8 S6-12-5812 20.79 6 5/8 303-6-14-58 37.13 6 0.032 5/8 - 1/2 303-6-32-5812 41.18 0.025 1/2 - 5/8 S6-25-5812 24.26 8 0.025 5/8 - 1/2 303-8-25-5812 47.93 0.012 5/8 S8-12-58 30.49 8 10 0.036 5/8 303-10-40-58 67.50 0.025 5/8 S8-25-58 30.49 12 0.06 1 303-12-65-1 178.50 10 0.032 5/8 S10-32-58 41.58 14 0.065 1 303-14-70-1 183.60 16 0.08 1 303-16-85-1 249.75 18 0.08 1 303-18-85-1 293.63 20 0.09 1 303-20-100-1 367.88 24 0.1 1 303-24-100-1 523.80 MK-301: Notched Rim Notched Rim: Over 2x standard diamond concentration Special high performance metal alloy matrix Hi-tensile core tensioned for 50% higher rpm (Formerly Regal Diamond Blades) From Made of high quality premium 3150 sfm speed to 5000 sfm, with twice the cutting life of diamonds. standard blades.. 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D List Use with Lube-Cool 4800 Dia Core Kerf Arbor P/N for extended life Price 1/2 N4-12-12 4 0.012 0.016 5.00 5/8 N4-12-58 1/2 N6-12-12 0.012 0.016 6.50 List 5/8 N6-12-58 Dia Core Arbor P/N 6 Price 1/2 N6-25-12 0.025 0.032 7.50 6 0.02 5/8 - 1/2 301-6-25-5812 54.75 5/8 N6-25-58 8 0.03 5/8 - 1/2 301-8-32-5812 69.99 8 0.025 0.031 5/8 - 1/2 N8-31-58 20.00 10 0.03 5/8 - 1/2 301-10-32-5812 91.48 10 0.031 0.044 1_ 3/4_1/2 N10-31-58 34.00 12 0.04 3/4 - 5/8 301-12-40-175 141.37 12 0.04 0.052 1_ 3/4_1/2 N12-52-1 55.00 14 0.05 1 - 3/4 301-14-50-175 180.90 14 0.051 0.067 1_ 3/4_1/2 N14-67-1 84.00 16 0.05 1 - 3/4 301-16-50-175 226.13 16 0.059 0.088 1_ 3/4_1/2 N16-98-1 112.00 18 0.064 1 - 3/4 301-18-64-175 291.75 18 0.071 0.098 1_ 3/4_1/2 N18-98-1 140.00 20 0.064 1 - 3/4 301-20-64-175 302.84 20 0.071 0.098 1_ 3/4_1/2 N20-98-1 182.00 24 0.075 1 - 3/4 301-24-75-175 457.38 24 0.071 0.098 1_ 3/4_1/2 N24-98-1 275.00 36 0.105 1 - 3/4 301-36-115-175 1067.91 30 0.071 0.098 1_ 3/4_1/2 N30-98-1 490.00 36 0.071 0.098 1_ 3/4_1/2 N36-98-1 790.00 Johnson Brothers - Ph: (714) 771-7007 - Fax (714) 771-7075 3 FC Diamond Tools JB D Turbo Blade Premium Quality Size Arbor P/N Price High Concentration of Diamonds. 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