🔪 Pearl Abrasive P4 DIA45TT Turbo Mesh Blade for Porcelain and Granite - 4.5 x .048 x 7/8, 20mm, 5/8 inch Review

Looks solid. Quick cut with an angle grinder. I have used it on toilet flanges and shower valve circuits in various types of porcelain. Cuts like butter. Very thin cut. I wouldn't drop that blade and hit the edge. This blade CUTS your hand, unlike most wet saws. Perfect for almost the entire bathroom of 150 square meters. feet and 100 square meters. ft. DIY miters will delight you.

An excellent blade for all types of cuts. I've only used the 10" but I've never had the issues that some are complaining about. He never stopped. Most likely this is her tile cutter, not a blade. This blade is excellent for straight cuts and bevel cuts. Just put on and go! Almost no chipping and you can hear your engine run smoother than most blades. Plus, at $55, it's cheaper than a Lowe demineralizing blade. What are you waiting for? Buy it!

Bought this blade because the brand comes highly recommended. A good thin blade will probably do very well for tiling or other work. I have a 4 inch blade from the same brand that works very well. However, I'm trying to use this blade to cut 1/2" thick quartz. The blade "knocks" or "rattles" when used on a wet circular saw and cuts very slowly. --too slow for the project. The already dull Blade I tried to replace worked much better Again this might be a good blade for your project but I haven't

I saw this blade recommended in several YouTube videos so I ordered it to be used with the wet saw I bought instead of using the blade that came with it. I've honestly never tiled before, so can't speak from experience. This blade cuts pretty well based on what I've experienced. It was a fairly clean cut and I had to look closely to make sure it was a cut and not a factory edge. I used porcelain stoneware and they cut it quickly, but I tried not to force the cut quickly to get a smooth cut…

I love and hate this blade. When all is well, they are great. But when things go wrong, they can become downright dangerous. To be honest I dropped the coffee grinder and broke the blade. But on other occasions, when the blade was well cared for and always treated with respect, it has been known to shoot pieces of the blade right at me. I know you're wondering why put up with such an unpredictable blade? Well, if you've ever been with a crazy woman, you'll understand my relationship with this…

Well, the quality of the Pearl has declined. These blades have been in use for years but recently bought 2 and the first one broke after a few cuts (a piece came off if that's too dangerous). I sent it back and got a replacement. First order and also broken. Keep in mind that I only do straight cuts and have over 20 years of experience. The other blade does not cut (cheap) porcelain stoneware well. I put in an old, very worn blade (of the same brand/type) and it cuts with no problems. It's not…