MK Diamond155950 MK-215GL 10" x .050" x 5/8"

Money well spent! I cut glass on a daily basis. I had a hotdog before and this continuous rim "glass" blade has a considerably clear cut with less chipping and blowout. Slow still gets the best results but this is definitely a good product. Using it with an MK 10 inch wet saw. The blade doesn't look like the one in the picture but it works as described. Very nice blade. I highly recommend it. Also, I never write reviews. This prompted me to do so

I just cut about 100 4x4 glass tile diagonally and around sockets etc. and this blade worked like a champ. Very limited chipping and very clean cuts. Be sure to cut a piece of scrap ceramic or porcelin when you initially get it as I learned after breaking the first few tiles. There must be a few larger diamond pieces that need smoothing. After that I had no issues. Be sure and feed slowly and you will be very pleased.Used on a Dewalt wet saw (also and excellent machine albeit a bit expensive at $800).

This blade has changed it is thinner and is now painted white. It does not look like the blade pictured. I purchased the same model number previously and it was thicker and looked like the picture (blue label no paint). This blade is no longer suitable to cut glass thicker than 1/4" it shakes so much I can not get a clean cut. The previous version worked well and would cut any thickness glass with ease. I will not purchase this blade again.

So I purchased this last year to do a large glass tile backsplash for my Mom. It was a big DIY job measuring over 50sqft, but this blade made it go by fast. I had numerious cuts on 2x4" tile as well as mosaic tile. Everything came out ok, but there were a couple of instances were the edge of the tile chipped a bit; nothing a little work with the grout could hide.A few weeks ago I did my own backsplash, 40sqft of glass mosaic with stainless steel 2x4" tile. The blade cut through the stainless like butter and gave a great cut. I would recommend this for any DIY'er who wants to make a simple process of doing glass tile.

Seemed be a good blade, however no matter how slow you cut it chips the bottom of the cut. I cut bottles. This blade was purchased to cut wine bottles vertically top to bottom. Regardless of the speed of the cut it chips the bottom of both sides of the cut. Runs smooth, dresses, well, cuts tile well as a break-in but can't stop the chips.I will not be reordering,

Cuts like butter but every few cuts you have to dress the blade with a white stone that is key with any glass blade so those of you who say this blade is no good maybe you should leave glass installs to the pros or do your homework before hand .

Minimal chipping, fast cutting. Worked great on glass tile.

I purchased this glade to cut a lot of glass, and so far it hasn't really lived up to my hopes. At first the blade was really bad making a lot of chips in the glass, but after making a bunch of cuts it did get better. It's still making chips, but they aren't as bad. It's an ok blade, but I was expecting a lot more for the $89.00 I spent on the blade.