🔪 4.5" D115mm Super Thin Diamond Ceramic Saw Blade - Superior Cutting Tool for Ceramic and Porcelain Tiles Review

Used for 1/2 inch thick Italian porcelain tiles. There were no problems and I'm very happy with how it's going. There are very few chips, it is cut very quickly and easily. The price is great and I would buy it again. I used a wet saw and after many shower cuts it still works like new. So far, so good. Buy, try and see for yourself.

I was cutting porcelain stoneware and had a big problem. The top cut in the photo is the blade and the bottom cut is my Bosch DB769 7 inch. Rapido Premium diamond cutting disc with surrounding edge for glass tiles. Huge improvement. Maybe it was the quality of my sex. I do not know. Great with returns, so happy with it.

These blades are awesome. For those of you saying you're trying to fit them into a wet saw and they don't fit - there's a reason they won't fit your wet saw! They are for mills. I use them to cut tiles at an angle and cut as needed. The last one I bought still works and I did a lot of beveling on the shower and tub I just finished. These blades are worth their weight in gold. Some get unexploded items or use them for the wrong reasons.

I have bought several of these blades, they work well with porcelain stoneware, they cut quickly and cut with minimal shavings, but I do not use them to cut cement board or granite are they too easy for that? I've noticed that they form cracks in the disc going from the cooling holes to the diamond matrix. I'll take a look and throw them away if they appear. I will continue to buy them because so far they work well and the price is good.

Very cheap blade! I was cutting a hardbacker on a grinder with this blade and all of a sudden the blade caught and threw it right down my pants. As soon as he got my pants he rolled them up and ripped them to shreds! By the time I had time to react, the mill had already jammed with so many of my jeans rolled up in it. directly in the crotch area! I was angry! I thought I might have cut off my babymaker! But after about a minute, having unraveled all the material from the meat grinder, I checked

I don't really like writing reviews, but I always read them. But this time I decided to put my thoughts on paper. I was looking for a new blade for my wet saw to make a ceramic tile backsplash. Every blade I looked at said the blade was snapped or something. Well I used that and it worked great. Underlay and every time I had to cut the tile/tiles I needed I had to tear them down. That's why I always cut relatively small tiles. This blade did a really good job. The only time I had a problem was…

I originally installed this blade on a hard 7 carriage tile saw and got terrible cuts and vibration. I ordered the p4 beads but decided to try again believing they weren't set correctly so reinstalled, aligned the saw on the table and it works fine with a good life. Just finished a large-scale porcelain shower on the same blade and very satisfied, no problem, now I don't want to say that I got 100% perfect cuts, there were very small chips, but it was insignificant, and the tile looked like…

I've been using this blade for quite some time now and I'm very happy with it. I used to have Turquoise (another brand that used to be the best) but it started cracking. So far this blade has been perfect, cutting through everything I've tried from porcelain to concrete. I've been using 4 inch dry cut blades since they first started making them in the early 80's. One thing to be careful about is using thin blades for shaping and profiling. This action wears out one side of the blade more than…