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

This blade works great. It cuts smooth and is thinner than other blades I've tried. So far it seems it is going to last much longer than others I've used.

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

Worked well

After using inferior blades to cut porcelain tile, I decided to give this blade a try because of the price. The thickness of the blade allows it to cut through hard tile like a hot knife through butter. The only complaint I have is because the blade is thin, if you attempt to take a blade thickness off a tile, the blade will sometimes want to bend and not cut. This is especially an issue when making a plunge cut trim. When making a rip trim, I slowed down the cut and made sure to hold the tile firm to the table and was able to take off an 1/8" cut. For the money and the performance, I will keep buying this blade. It was able to make cuts on a job using 18" porcelain tile with a diamond pattern of 450 sq ft. I did notice the last day of the job the blade isn't as sharp and I'm going to attempt to "sharpen" it using a cinder block.

this blade is worthy of 5 stars. the thin kerf is the key if you are cutting 1.5 inch concrete pavers. I have 1500 sqft of pavers to lay... it allows it to cut around 2 times faster than comparable non-thin kerf blades. I bought 2 Concord segmented blades that were wider and those load up the motor when you try and push faster. the thicker blades work fine for small 1/4 tile - but he cut is rougher of course. I also used this black widow blade for cutting 1/4 inch glass tile for my pool. it cut them like butter and now I using the blade on the pavers above (some light splintering on glass tiles can be expected but he grout takes care of the any rough edges. Buy the Black Widow thin Kerf blade and you will not go wrong. I am selling my other thick blades on EBAY

Great disc, last more than the store brands

I've used many brands of blades for cutting tile, but this is my definite favorite. It cuts nice and has pretty good life if treated properly. I have a new one in my saw and one still in the package waiting to be used. I don't want to wait until I badly need one and have to buy a different brand from one the the big box stores (did that, and wasn't happy with the results). I've had very good luck cutting bevels and chamfers with this blade on items like marble that break very easily with many blades. I have cut a lot of marble with this blade and it cuts it beautifully every time. I definitely recommend.

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.

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.

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

The Wet saw blade preformed better than one that came with the new wet saw that was worth twice what I paid for the QEP. I was impressed with the lack of chipping .

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.