Garnet abrasives come in a variety of shapes, however, the correct garnet abrasive for your application will depend on the material you’re cutting and the desired finish. For example, if you’re cutting metal, a garnet abrasive with a sharp, angular shape will be best suited for the job.

On the other hand, if you’re cutting stone or ceramic tile, a garnet abrasive with a more rounded shape will produce a better finish.

So, when choosing a garnet abrasive for your next project, be sure to consider the particle shape of the abrasive and the material you’ll be cutting.