🪚 DiaPro 4" Super Thin Diamond Tile Blade - Porcelain Saw Blade for Precise Cutting of Porcelain Tile, Granite, and Marbles (4 inches) Review

I bought this disc for a specific job. I was amazed that it is super sharp and free of chips. I'm a tiler, I do most of my work with a wet saw, but in this case this blade made my job a lot easier.

I've used this on 150 sq ft of 12 x 24 porcelain stoneware and 45 sq ft of ceramic bulkhead and it still gets the job done! I use it in an M18 angle grinder and a hand tile cutter, see photos for detailed cuts.

, this blade cuts 24 x 12 porcelain stoneware perfectly with a wet/dry handsaw. No chips and clean cut. Definitely better than what's available in the local big stores, especially considering the price.

Made cuts but worked very slowly and last piece of tile chipped off. I bought because I was cutting granite tiles. I finished the job but wanted smoother cuts. So maybe double check if you need to cut fragile/delicate tiles. It also wore out quickly, making it unsuitable for large jobs.

I needed a saw blade to attach a dry cut saw. I need to make longer linear cuts on a 24 inch tile. My wet saw can only handle 18 inch tile and I didn't want to buy a new $500 wet saw. Using it with a dry saw and guide works amazing. The cuts are chip free (I put a piece of drywall underneath), last a long time (I cut probably 75 24" tiles lengthwise), and don't seem to get very hot. There are replacement parts considering how well they work.

. and I haven't yet. I'm not a fan of nameless products. The most common brands have stood the test of time, and some of the unknowns have only just emerged. This little blade was a pleasant surprise. I've only used it on ceramic tile, but it cut through those ceramic tiles like wire cuts through cheese. It cut about 20 feet of curves and arcs that my tile saw couldn't and showed little to no wear other than some paint loss. Can't confirm any other cut or material but for the price I would try.