Diamond Saw Blade,3Pcs Super Thin Tile Cutting Disc 115mm / 4.5in Porcelain Cutting Blade for Angle Grinder Tile Saw Cutting Porcelain Tiles Granite Marble Ceramics (4.5")

Needed something to cut ceramic tiles already stuck to the wall. These went through the tiles like the proverbial hot knife through butter.I don't know how long these blades last as I've only used them for a single job, but well worth the money.

Bought these to use with the Yato wet/ dry stone saw I purchased. The blades performed really well using the wet cutting mode. I used them on a engineered Indian sandstone slab and managed to get near factory finished edges on the slabs.The blades cut really well and give a very accurate cut. Using a cutting jig I made I am managing a straight cut < 0.25mm deviation over a 900mm cut length.Just take it slow, with plenty of water, the blade goes through the 20mm slab like butter.I have made @ 50 cuts so far and am still on the same blade.Very happy with the performance.

Bought a 3 pack to cut porcelain tiles and granite work surface. cut 18 large format tiles 15mm and blade one is still fine. Used blade 2 to cut a 6ft granite work top and back splash, in total 16 ft of 25mm granite with blade two, blade is ok for general use but as expected its passed doing an ultra fine cut.Just make sure that you use no force in cutting let the weight of the grinder do the work and cut the first marking line completely using a light touch on a slight angle towards the good side. This will leave an unchipped edge on porcelain tiles.

I have been using these to grind tungsten carbide and although it is not the intended usage for these discs they have performed well and are very robust.

Great cutters

Good discs. I used for cutting limestone slabs with a small angle grinder.

Cut tiles easily but not the longest lasting blade available

Although the item looked good the and subsequently seemed good value the discs were not a smooth round shape and was very uneven around the circumference, subsequently when going to cut floor tiles using an angle grinder the wheel kept jumping on contact with the tile. Still have not heard about a refund either.