Used this to cut tile and was skeptical as to
How it would work but I was very impressed at how clean it cut and how easily it cut ceramic tile.
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Product Description
Diapro Super Thin Diamond Tile Blade Porcelain Cutting Blade For Granite Marble Ceramic Pocelain Tiles
Porcelain tile saw blade
X teeth offer fast and smooth cutting.
High temperature extraction diamond blade has a long service life.
Size information
Porcelain Diamond Saw Blade
Outer Diameter(mm): 105mm(4inch)/115mm(4.5inch)/125mm(5inch)/150mm(6inch)/180mm(7inch)/200mm(8inch)/250mm(10inch)
Segment Height: 10 mm
Core Thickness(mm): 1.2 mm -2.0mm
Arbor: 7/8"-5/8" (22.23 mm-15.88 mm)With Reducer Washer
Blade Material： Diamond Segment+High-Strength Steel
Cutting Way: Wet or Dry Cutting，Wet Cuts will Prolong Life
Application: Granite,Marble,Porcelain Tile,Ceramic Tile.
Super thin porcelain saw blade with free chips for cutting,Match with hand-held machine
X Teeth Turbo Mesh Rim Design
Arbor: 7/8"-5/8" (22.23mm-20mm-15.88)
Universal for dry or wet cutting
Warm prompt:
The cutting machine must have a safety shield, and the operator must wear protective clothing such as safety clothing, glasses, and masks.
Reviews with images
Worked as Expected
Worked Great. Had to insert the included ring to make it fit my circular saw. Cut through the marble countertop without any problem, and I didn't use water. Good value for the price.I used a metal/masonry package of angle grinder blades from Harbor Freight with my angle grinder to cut the rounded corners. Used the cut-off to score the shape of the sink. Also drew the shape onto masking tape.The HF package of cut-off disks included cutoff blades and 2 grinding discs in one package. Was sufficient to complete the job and smooth it down a bit. I didn't polish the opening, because this is for an off-grid shelter, but I can do that later.
