Casaverde4.5" Super Thin Diamond Tile Blade with 3/8" Arbor,Cutting for Granite Marble Ceramic Porcelain Tiles

I am always buying the most expensive blade from the big box store, thinking the better the blade the better the cut. But I always experience chipping on the tile, which is very frustrating. I recently purchased the Dewault cut off tool, so I ordered these 3 inch saw blades. They work great. My cuts are super straight with very little chipping if any. This tile was 24 x 24 porcelain, which a texture. To prove how good they are. I had worn out two of the blades, only had a few cuts left, ran to Big Box Blue purchased a Diabla (Great Brand) Blade. The cuts were horrible. I thought it was my tool, they were so bad. So I ordered another set of blades from Amazon and waited a day for them to come in. Again, my cuts were great.I do not recommend using them dry as the blade will get hot, thus I just kept quirting water on the tile and blade. If they make a 10" version I will purchase for my wet saw, otherwise I will stay with the 3inch.

Cut quality

However I ordered a 3/8 arbor and the hole was a bit too small. Took 25 minutes with a mouse tail file to seat the blade. Worked well on Hardie board once it was on.

Had to cut some electrical outlet holes on a kitchen backlash and the 4" discs were too large to make precise holes without damaging the tiles. I wasn't sure it would work but ordered these 3-inch "Diamond Porcelain Saw Blades" and a 3/8" wheel mounting mandrel. I attached the cutting wheel to the mandrel and the mandrel to a cordless drill. Setting the drill at low speed, I was able to cut the outlet holes with surprising control and the cuts were perfect. They are well made and work extremely well to do delicate and precise cuts on tiles.

I used this to grind down a quartz backsplash...worked great.

Price is incredible and the blade held up to all the cuts I had to do and shows no sign of dulling.Small size is perfect for cutting outlet holes in tile. Very little chipping on the porcelain tile! Would recommend to anyone needing to cut porcelain tile.

My husband used these to cut manmade countertops to fit our kitchen until our new one arrived. They worked very well. Their sharpness wore out quickly so he had to keep using a new one.

Expected a 5/8 inch arbor to come with it, it needs one to work with my wetsaw. Picture shows a 5/8" hole. Had one from a different blade. But how hard is it to just include one?