The Inland DB-100 band saw is the perfect workbench saw for fragging certain corals. The saw was developed for cutting through glass, stone, tile and ceramic, plastics and shells with a diamond band saw blade. The included water reservoir feeds through to the saw, controlled by a flow valve. This ensures that the blade does not get hot during operation, and also makes sure that you do not blunt the blade prematurely.
This makes the DB-100 band saw the best saw for fragging corals. The diamond blade makes very quick work through some of the toughest coral skeletons, like a knife through butter. It cuts cleanly through the coral without any further damage, such as coral burn, due to the water fed saw blade.
It gets better. The DB-100 is capable of cutting intricate shapes, organic curve and inside curves. This is especially relevant when fragging corals such as Acans, when you want to avoid cutting though the polyps. You simply guide the blade around each polyp.
When asked ‘What saw is used to cut corals?’, the Inland DB-100 has far exceeded my expectations.