Bosch Diamond Saw Blade DB1463 14 Inch Disc (Turbo Rim Dry Cutting 5 Inch Depth 1 Inch 20mm Arbor Concrete Brick Paver Stone Masonry Slicing Tool)
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Bosch DB1463 Premium Plus 14" Turbo Rim Diamond Masonry Saw Blade
The Bosch DB1463 Premium Plus 14-inch turbo rim diamond saw blade executes fast, dry-cut sectioning of cured concrete slabs, trims structural masonry brick, scores interlocking patio pavers, and slices natural fieldstone up to a maximum 5-inch cutting depth without perimeter chipping. Engineered with an industrial-grade synthetic diamond matrix and deep laser-welded metallurgical bonding that delivers up to 5X longer service life compared to standard abrasive wheels, this 1-inch (20mm bushed) arbor wheel mounts on gas-powered handheld cutoff saws, high-speed masonry table saws, and walk-behind saws. Outfitted with a continuous serrated turbo segment profile, a rigid 0.125-inch kerf plate thickness, and laser-cut cooling gullets that dissipate high frictional heat, it equips commercial masonry contractors, hardscape installers, and paving crews with chip-free, smooth edge quality across demanding aggregate substrates.
Best Used For:
- Interlocking Paver and Retaining Wall Installation: Slicing dense concrete pavers, clay brick units, and segmented landscape retaining wall blocks with clean, chip-free edge aesthetics.
- Concrete Slab and Foundation Expansion Scoring: Sectioning cured concrete flatwork, control joints, and sidewalk slabs up to 5 inches deep during utility trenching and flatwork repairs.
- Architectural Stone and Masonry Fabrication: Dry cutting granite, limestone treads, cultured stone veneers, and concrete masonry units (CMUs) cleanly without wet slurry mess.
Key Performance & Safety Features
- Industrial-Grade Diamond Matrix: Formulated with premium synthetic diamond grit distributed uniformly across the segment for consistent cutting speeds and extended wheel life.
- Continuous Turbo Rim Profile: Serrated turbo segment design forces cool airflow through the cut zone while accelerating dust evacuation for smooth, aggressive material removal.
- 5X Extended Operational Lifespan: Deep metallurgical segment bonding outlasts standard diamond masonry blades by up to five times in abrasive aggregates.
- 0.125-Inch Heavy-Duty Kerf Width: Rigid core plate thickness prevents side-flexing, dishing, and blade deflection during deep 5-inch structural cuts.
- Universal 1-Inch and 20mm Arbor Compatibility: Standard 1-inch arbor bore includes a heavy-duty 20mm brass reducer ring to fit Stihl, Husqvarna, and Makita power cutters.
- Optimized Dry and Wet Cutting Matrix: Delivers high-speed thermal heat dissipation during continuous dry cutting while supporting wet saw operation for dust-controlled jobsites.
What's Included
- (1) Bosch DB1463 14" Premium Plus Turbo Rim Diamond Saw Blade (1" / 20mm Arbor)
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Bosch Power Tools (Robert Bosch Tool Corporation) |
| Model / Part Number | DB1463 |
| Product Line | Premium Plus Series |
| Product Classification | Turbo Rim Diamond Saw Blade |
| Blade Diameter Size | 14.00 inches (14 in / 355.6 mm) |
| Rim Architecture | Continuous Serrated Turbo Rim |
| Segment Kerf Thickness | 0.125 inches (1/8 in / 3.18 mm) |
| Arbor Connection Interface | 1.000 inch (1 in / 25.4 mm) with 20mm (0.787 in) Bushing |
| Maximum Cutting Depth | 5.00 inches (5 in / 127 mm) |
| Cutting Method | Dry or Wet Cutting Operation |
| Abrasive Cutting Metallurgy | Industrial Synthetic Diamond Matrix |
| Core Plate Metallurgy | Laser-Cut Hardened Tensioned Alloy Steel Core |
| Net Product Weight | 4.18 lbs (1.90 kg) |
| Target Substrates | Cured Concrete, Stone, Brick, Hardscape Pavers, & Masonry |
| Compatible Tool Platforms | 14" Gas Cutoff Saws, High-Speed Power Cutters, & Masonry Saws |
Pro-Tip: When dry cutting hard concrete pavers or dense natural stone with a 14-inch power cutter, avoid applying excessive downward force; let the diamond matrix and turbo rim grind through the aggregate at high spindle speed while occasionally pulling the blade slightly out of the kerf to allow air cooling.
