QEP 10" Black Widow Premium-Grade, Thin Rim Diamond Blade for Wet Cutting of Porcelain, Ceramic, Granite and Marble Tile

Works like a champ. Cuts through my stone veneer no problem. No wobble either and my stone is about 2" thick!

Great disc, last more than the store brands

Used it to do a large job of mixed mosaic tiles. It cut through most with no issue but started to burn on some of the glass pieces later in the job. It was fully wetted during the cut.

I have been cutting a lot of tile with this blade. Keeps cutting great and has stayed true.

Great blade for the price

Durability is very good and cuts well

We remodeled two large baths and our utility room in 2013 using this blade with our Ridgid wet saw. We are now in the process of remodeling two baths in our neighbor's home with the original Black Widow blade we purchased. Have cut granite tile, granite slab pieces, natural river rock, and ceramic tile in these remodels. Blade is still working great. The Black Widow blade has held up well and cuts as well or better than more expensive blades we have used over the years. Smooth cuts, minimal chipping. Very pleased with this blade, especially considering the price point.

Works fine for 20 cuts. Recommend a thicker blade, starts to wobble some.

Es la segunda vez que pido este producto, muy bueno y excelente precio.

Montée sur DeWalt D24000S, elle coupe la porcelaine 10 mm 20''x 20'',comme dans du beurre, en moins de 20 secondes, sans l’ébrécher, la lame est garnie de 9 mm de diamant contrairement à la DeWalt livrée avec la D24000s, qui ne faisait que 6 mm. et qui ébréchait légèrement la tuile. Très bon achat, je n'ai pas encore fait de coupe oblique, pour les colonnes mais il me semble qu'elle fera du bon travail.

Corta rápido y con buen acabado solo que la lámina podría ser mejor necesita ser más templada rígida

Bought this saw to cut porcelain tiles for a kitchen back splash. Porcelain tiles are much harder to cut than ceramic. Using a sliding compound chop saw (not really meant for cutting tiles) the diamond blade did an excellent job taking extra precautions with masking tape & cutting slowly with the tile 'face up'. Quality of the cut was little to no chipping! Cutting was done 'dry' & outside. Initially a 'light' pass to cut or scribe across the glazed face & continue across & down to complete the cut. For small cut outs ( elect. outlets) I used a grinder & 4" continuous rim diamond blade. I won't be able to say how well this saw will perform over time but for now it saved me $ by not renting.

Good blade. I don’t find that it cuts that much faster than any integer blade. It cuts clean and doesn’t flake off parts of the tile. I cut up 18 sqft of tile into 3x3 pieces and it’s still going strong.