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This case study details how a mid-size stone fabrication shop restored a worn concrete saw bed to near-new flatness in just 45 minutes using a 14″ Silent-Core Diamond Milling Wheel. It covers the shop’s problem, the milling process (RPM, pass depth, coolant), before/after flatness results, and a cost/ROI analysis. By reducing downtime and eliminating rework, the shop achieved over 10× return on investment within one year.

This article explains the seven key warning signs that indicate your saw table needs resurfacing: warping, chatter marks, inconsistent kerf width, poor slurry drainage, calibration issues, edge chipping, and productivity slowdowns. It details how planing with a 14″ silent-core milling wheel (wet use only) can restore flatness, improve cut quality, reduce waste, and deliver fast ROI. Practical insights, cost-benefit examples, and maintenance guidance help shop owners and operators quickly identify problems and fix them before costly mistakes occur.