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Wet-cutting diamond blades can have either teeth or a smooth, continuous perimeter. Water not only helps cool and lubricate the blade but also keeps the dust down. These cut the fastest and cleanest, but they require a special saw that can both distribute water and be safely used around it. As a make-do option, you can plug your saw into a GFCI-protected extension cord and have a helper carefully direct a small stream of water just in front of your saw as it cuts. If you have just one big project, you’ll save money and time by renting a wet-cutting saw/saw blade combination. Rental centers carry walk-behind saws for sawing or scoring concrete slabs, as well as a variety of hand-held saws for other tasks.
