4.5 Inch Diamond Super Thin Tile Saw Blade for Cutting Porcelain Tiles Granite Marble Ceramics with 7/8 Inch Arbor

Cuts smooth as silk. Nice for smoothing edges and large circles for pipes.

Cuts tile like a hot knife through butter.

I bought this to use on my angle grinder to cut ceramic back splash tile. It worked great with little or no chipping. I slightly scored the tile with the saw and then gently pressed down as I worked it back and forth on the cut line.. I recommend this blade.

I use these diamond blades on my hand grinder and this one exceeded my expectations in how quickly it cut through stone and brick without out binding up!

Cutting tile was a breeze. Great tool for my Dewalt saw.

Haven't used it yet. Its a little thin and not much diamond grit on it.

Better quality and cheaper than at HomeDepot and Lowes

The media could not be loaded.  Summary: Using this on a 5-inch Milwaukee Fuel M18 grinder. The 7/8" arbor fits perfectly.Observations: The video shows that the disc is well balanced, no wobbling or vibrations.Recommendations: When it comes to diamond cutting tools, the key thing is to let the tool do the work; merely pressing harder will generally lead to increased wear, as the diamonds will be knocked from the metal disc. While this could on harder materials, like stainless steel, there is generally a single best type of cutting tool for the job. These diamond tools work best with softer materials like aluminum, or concrete. Heat is also another reason to not go too fast, as heat pretty much kills just about all cutting tools.Pros: Good fit & finish; balanced.Cons: None (for now).Conclusion: At $15, rating this 5-stars for now, and will return to update once the disc has seen more cutting jobs. This disc is specific for tile; the one below is an all purpose diamond blade by MASTEC.Related Products:MASTEC All Purpose Metal Cutting Blades 4 1/2 Inch Cut Off Wheels 7/8 Inch Arbor ~ $15https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FCNNC4C/