6" Super Thin Porcelain Tile Blade for Granite Marble Ceramic Tiles

I used these to cut out a bigger sink hole in an existing quartz kitchen counter. Luckily I had a spare bit to test the blade on before taking on the scary task. The blade worked flawlessly. My only wish is that I had got a larger diameter blade as the nut on my angle grinder kept me from going the full depth. Even do it did the job and I did not ruin my counter!

I have a 14" Clipper concrete block saw and decided to give this 14" tile blade a try on it. It has worked outstanding cutting large floor tiles. So much faster and easier than those dinky 7", cheap tile saws. I would highly recommend it for tile work if you happen to have a larger saw that it will fit on.

Blade worked perfectly for our kitchen reno. We used it to cut a transition line between rooms.We tested it both dry and wet (used a spray bottle to periodically spray while cutting). It worked both ways but wet definitely reduced the dust.Only frustration was getting the washer adaptor to snap into place. Once we got it on we had no issues, just took a bit of force.

Used for cutting straight line on large format porcelain tile. Cuts sharp accurate line.

The blade works better than I thought it would and cuts large rough gemstones into workable pieces for polishing and faceting. I plan to buy another one in the near future. I highly recommend this blade for others to purchase it.

This is about 45-50 bucks near me the same exactly brand and size. So thanks for the good price

This tile cutting blade is good for the money. I've cut both ceramic and porcelain with it and has worked out well. Key is to cut slow and have minimum pressure on the tile. Chips are very minimal.

works as it should

Realiza cortes muy finoa