Pearl Abrasive P4 DIA04TT Turbo Mesh Blade for Porcelain and Granite 4 x .048 x 7/8, 20 mm, 5/8

Cuts with ease & precision through large format porcelain tiles

Did the job well!!! Awesome pro cuts and smooth progression through material. Installed all of my tiles and sold the whole kit saw and blade. Cheaper than renting the machine!

I purchased a fancy tile saw from one of the big-name hardware stores when I was remodeling one of our bathrooms. The saw itself was great, but the blade that came with it left a lot of small chips in the tiles during cutting. Someone in the review section recommended upgrading to the Pearl P4 blade. What an incredible upgrade it was! The cuts with this blade are so smooth that I occasionally had to inspect the tile during the installation because I couldn't tell the difference between the cut edge and the factory edges. I used it to cut about forty 12" x 24" porcelain tiles, and it worked as well on the last one as it did on the first. I can't recommend this blade enough!

I am doing a tile job for my son in law and bought this because I knew I would need something to cut some tricky things eventually. Well this blade goes through ceramic subway tile like butter. Always wear glasses just incase! Highly recommend this cutting wheel

I’ve bough a brand new Dewalt D24000 wet saw and it came with a relatively expensive continuous rim 10” diamond blade that was supposed to be good for porcelain. Well, turned out it sucks. I tried to cut about 20 times and each time it was chipping the tile badly. The whole floor war covered with chips. Comes this blade that is only 20$ more expensive. It cut almost perfect from the first cut. See photos - the left one is before the 200 grit polishing stone, the right after. I am sure that after some break in period it will cut even better. But even now these are nice cuts that after few runs of 200 grit stone are good enough for visible install. Money well spent. Btw, it is cheap Mohawk porcelain floor tile.

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