Supreme Grade MK Diamond 156651 MK-215GL 🔪 7-Inch Diamond Blade - Ideal for Precision Glass Cutting Review

This was used to cut a ton of glass mosaic for the kitchen splashback. Not sure how it will handle the glass tiles on the subway, I have a feeling there might be a better tool to hammer and break them than running them through a saw. There were some chips, but that's to be expected, it's glass after all. I would highly recommend this as the regular blades that come with wet saws are huge compared to this guy and with all the swearing tools they will destroy whatever you pierce. through him…

I work with fused glass and wanted to start making patterned strips that I could incorporate into my fused glass work. Patterned rods are stacks of strips of colored glass that are melted into rods and then cut into small tiles with a tile cutter. This blade has received the highest recommendation from a renowned fused glass artist. I have paired this blade with an inexpensive but highly recommended Skil tile saw. They work great together. When I compared this blade to the blade that came with…

This disc was purchased to cut glass tiles on a bathroom renovation. Very good results. Most tile blades are not designed for use on glass or porcelain tiles. When making glass tiles with this or any other blade, work SLOWLY for professional results. This blade left no rough or sharp edges and 95% of the cuts were factory quality. The remaining 5% were of decent quality. The MK diamond blade is quite expensive, but if you only cut tiles once, it will save you money compared to cheaper blades…