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Gem Slicer Spare Parts: What Wears, When, and What It Costs

28.09.2026
Gem Slicer Standard diamond wire saw, floor-standing, seen from the front

Which Gem Slicer parts wear, when they are replaced and what a year costs, in two usage profiles: fifteen standard 6001 RS bearings, guide rollers, belt and pump.

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What Cuts Well on a Diamond Wire Saw, and Why Hardness Lies

23.09.2026
Thin sawn slices of agate, watermelon tourmaline, boulder opal, rough blue topaz, a stony meteorite and nephrite jade on dark slate

Agate and tourmaline are equally hard, yet one saws slowly and the other easily. Which materials suit a diamond wire, which slow it, and which need care.

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Wire Bow: Why a Diamond Wire Never Cuts Perfectly Straight — and What to Do About It

23.09.202602.09.2026
Wire bow monitor concept: a diamond wire measured mid-cut in a pallasite slice

Every diamond wire bows while it cuts. Ours does. Yours does. A 0.22 mm wire under tension looks like a straight line until the stone starts pushing against it — then it becomes a shallow arc, and everything you dislike about your slices starts there. This is not a defect you can buy your way … Read more

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