Hoteche3Pcs Diamond Cutting Blades 4-1/2" Diamond Cutting Wheel for Angle Grinder Dry/Wet Cutting Blade for Brick, Masonry, Concrete, Tile and Ceramic

Used these for cutting porcelain tile and making some more precise cuts for the toilet flange and nock out areas. Worked excellent and lasted a decent amount of time. I don't tile every day, but enough to know that these are worth purchasing for either the DIY'er or a handyman that does projects on a semi consistent basis.

Definitely a higher quality than many other blades I’ve bought. Will buy again!

Cuts and shapes concrete like it's soft wood! If these ever wear out, I'll definitely re-order!

I only used the turbo blade. Lasted longer than I expected on preformed concrete patio stones, but it worked great and lasted longer than I expected

I have only used the one blade so far because it has not worn out. The best deal I have made in a long time.

Although I have not tried the wet blade, the turbo and the dry blade cut well they easily got through a cinder block with ease. I use these types of blades fairly often and these cut good and look to be more than single use like some others I've used. A little trick that some may not know is to use these when cutting vinyl siding it actually cuts it not burns it like the abrasive cut off wheels.

I will be using these to cut/trim pavers/bricks that I'm using to build a fire pit. I have used these before so I know for sure they work.You can see in the pictures that they are a perfect fit on my angle grinder.You can also see in the pictures that I did not get three different blades as described. I only got the wet type and 2 dry type blades. I did not get the turbo type blade. Not a huge deal for me but I was hoping to get all three. If all the packages only contain 2 types of blades the description on the sale page needs to be changed as does the description on the package itself where you can see in the picture it lists 3 different blades - not 2. Maybe they only made the mistake on the package I received? Either way, this needs to be corrected. When you get these make sure to check you got what you ordered.

First off, I'm not a professional at this stuff.I needed marble strips to downsize the cutout in my countertop for a new cooktop.Using a spare 6"x1" piece of marble and the segmented blade on my angle grinder, i very quickly had the materials to reduce the existing cutout.From my perspective, the blade worked perfectly. As much as I would use them, these blades will last a long time. I don't know that I would ever use the wet blade, but the other 2 will get a workout this summer.Very hard to evaluate the value, about 4 bucks apiece seems pretty good, but that obviously depends on how long they last.In all, the blade did a very good job, even if the operator may not have.