FEWELL 4.5 inch Super Thin Porcelain Diamond Saw Blade Tile Blade for Cutting Tiles Porcelain Ceramics （6 Pack）

Anyone working with exterior 20mm thk porcelain pavers knows that it is not the easiest to cut. My project involved 24x24" pavers with lots of rip and post notches.I tried a few different brand blades in the sub $50 to cut my 20mm porcelain tile project using my hand circular saw. The results were fail right out of the box to failure after about 2 or 3 24" passes (failure meaning poor cutting, heavy blade load leading to cracking and overall hard cut, basically feels like a dull blade).THESE blades did so much better than anything else I tried. Each blade lasted about 10 24" rip cuts. The cutting action was more aggressive (more dust, even with slight water drip on my hand saw), however there were no chips. A very clean cut and one of the only blades that seemed to keep transfer heat manageable so the tile did not crack. For the price I would highly recommend.

Blades are really good for the price.

A+++ very nice cut on the tiles

Muy buen disco de corte realmente es súper bueno da un cote limpio y preciso y bien fino muy buena la recomiendo

The media could not be loaded.  I've been using these blades for the past 3 years and I've never gone back to my old ones. This blade is very sharp and durable because it cuts all types of titles smoothly and fast without a single chip. I would definitely recommend these blades to anybody who has interest in the titling industry 👍👍 .

I cut few tiles and it did it great! Home depot was 25$ for just 1 blade…

Perfect

Initially I didn’t think this blade was good and only gave it 3 stars. The first few cuts chipped a little more than I preferred, but that could have been the way I was using it. I have been using it to cut 36” x 72” porcelain tile which is very temperamental. Once I started cutting in the ground with a plywood backer this blade stated cutting great. The first pass is a light score to get through the hard top, then I take my time over another 3 passes to get through the remaining ceramic. As the blade started to look wore down it started cutting better.