10" Diamond Porcelain Tile Saw Blade Cutting for Granite Marble Ceramic Tiles

I bought two other diamond saw blades similar to this one previously. I am using them to cut open geodes, very hard agates. This blade gave a much easier, smoother cut than the other two I tried.

Used this to cut tile and was skeptical as toHow it would work but I was very impressed at how clean it cut and how easily it cut ceramic tile.

I have used this blade several times in the last month. It works perfect every time. I have used it on some tile and needed to cut out a curve, I practiced on a couple pieces of old tile first. After I got the feel of it and how it cut, I cut tile I needed without any problems. This blade work very well. It does not flex like some blades and that helps make a good cut. It works great for me.

At 16.95 it cuts porcelain tile well with minimum chip. It cuts better than Makita B-69571 from local home improvement at $36.97.

I use these blades to cut geodes and agates. I have been using the Bosch blades purchased from Amazon, and they have worked well. I decided to purchase and use this blade, and so far it has performed extremely well! The diamond blade is made differently, so I need to be more careful when touching the cutting sides while I am working. That probably sounds crazy, but I know I can touch the Bosch sides of the blades with my fingers with no problems while working with smaller material. It seems to be holding up like I expected!

I got this to replace the lapidary blades on my tile saws. They spin too fast for the thin blades and just didn’t give that safe feeling. While this blade is a little thicker it is half the size of regular tile blades. So… right in the middle but not double a lapidary blade.My opinion on it is that for the price I don’t think you could find better. This thing chews with very little loss and damage. The slabs were close to polish ready when I pulled them off. I will be upgrading a new 10” tile saw I got with one of these and will update on how that goes. So far I’ve gotten a 5” and 7”. The 5 being an actual lapidary saw and the 7 a very fast tile saw. I keep the water coming on the 7 and will update on the cut totals when I’m there. So far it is holding up really good no matter the hardness.

8” wet saw blades are hard to find locally.

Made the cuts but was very slow and would chip the very last bit of the tile. I purchased since I was cutting granite tiles. I finished the job but wished for smoother cuts. So maybe look else we’re if you have brittle/delicate tile to cut. It wore down quickly as well so not good for large jobs.

Es tal cual la imagen. Lo ocupó para porcelanatos, corta muy bien y rápido.

Lo usé para cortar cerámica y cantera y los cortes fueron muy limpios. Colocamos alrededor de 80 metros de cerámica y el disco se sigue viendo en excelente estado