Tile SAW Blade Test and Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2019
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*Works well for a DIY home improvement job **MyBest.Tools** A little sloppy in the cut. Water reservoir is too small. Cut one 20" tile - time to refill.*
Great video - let me clear up a misconception about the slots in the cont. rim blades. Not for cooling but added speed. In diamond blade engineering slots or serrations add speed. The bigger the distance between segments the more speed but you run the risk of breakage (on concrete blades)and on tile blades you need a clean cut so the slots are very thin.
The types of blades. Some basic understanding of the different types.
1. Dry or Wet - Dry blades can be used wet - wet blades cannot be used dry.
2. Material designed for - porcelain blades will cut anything.. Ceramic blades are cheaper and will struggle on harder materials.
3. Different types of segments
Continuous turbo (serrated blades will cut faster but not as clean - exception to this is the mesh turbo - like the P4 - with the raised hub. These new style blades do cut pretty clean but not as clean a the thinner continuous rim tile blades.
Continuous rim - these thinner blades cut cleaner (no chipping) when they are supreme grade - nothing cuts cleaner and smoother.
Continuous rim with slots - The slots (all types like j-slot or slots with shapes) are for speed (not cooling - cooling holes in the core are for cooling). You gain speed and still get a smooth cut but not as clean as a continuous rim without slots.
New Mesh Turbo style with raised hub (like P4 or Diamax Cyclone - very popular and many manufacturers are making this style). These supreme grade blades can be used dry - can cut everything fast and smooth - just not as clean or chip free as a supreme cont. rim as mentioned before.
So you need to decide - how clean of cut or is it speed you want - wet or dry - depth of cut and what type of tile you are cutting. Cheaper blades can get the job done, but you often sacrifice, speed, life and chipping.
Typically the more expensive blades have a higher diamond quality and concentration - resulting in the ability to cut harder tile or stone cleaner with longer life.
Dana Fox
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Thank you
I have the Dewalt blade in my saw. It seems bent and a lot of vibration. I’m assuming these thinner blades can bend easier. I’m thinking of getting the pearl blade.
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My favorite blade is whatever my neighbor has in his saw when he lets me borrow it.
Brilliant
Hilarious!
Great video , pretty much used every blade on your table, depending on materials I change blades , my go to fo day to day is the mk hot dawg , I like the beast for more dense tiles, I do dress the edge which helps especially when running mass amounts of hard cheaper tile , qt, ect... thanks for video
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I've been doing tile for 35 years and my go to blade for all material is the Dal-Tile Porcelain blade. It's $39 and gives thee best cut of any blade I've ever bought and used. Almost a factory finish it's so good. I've tried most of the ones he has here. The only bad thing about the Dal blade is it wears out faster than others but since I do mostly custom tile work it's a very small inconvenience.
As an electrical engineer and wanna be tile setter, I enjoy your videos immensely
I was sold on a Hotdog blade however I found it had too much runout on hard Porcelane. Love My Pearls but need to try the Beast. Thanks for the share!.
Very nice work and very informative data. Your videos are becoming my favorite to watch while I'm going through my shower remodels at home. A BIG THANK YOU!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for this review!!
Excellent videos. Concise & straight to the point.
appreciate that!
Thanks Bro! I was disappointed with a new ridged blade I bought and returned it. About to make a nice purchase on another 10” blade. I’ll watch till the end
Thank you for the comparation, very helpful!
Great video mate, helped me so much!
Awesome intro! Thanks for the review!
Hey I am a DIYer which I have done several tiling jobs for personal and family which I used a 8" Rigid wet saw. I was hoping you would do a demo using a Rigid blade to see what you thought. Each time I have used a Rigid 8" blade they have seemed to chipped tile. I recently tried a QEP and Rubi and had good results getting clean cuts using both. I would like to try some of the ones you mentioned! Thanks for sharing!
I used the P4 for my bathroom ceramic wall tile and porcelain floor tile. I thought it cut very smooth, no problems. You do awesome reviews, very interesting.
Yes sir! You know I like to make the video's fun, thanks for sharing! P4 for me as well!
I’ve always used a p4 pearl for hard stuff but I usually keep a DeWalt for soft tile
I prefer a continuous rim blade because I can hold my finger against the blade when trimming a little extra off. I like the Pearl P5 porcelain blade.
Great video. I'm always looking for the next best thing and I've been curious about the new mesh blades, that's why I watched your video. I've been cutting tile for 33 years. My favorite is Solid Gold. It is a continuous rim and the longest lasting, fastest, least chipping, best priced blade I have found. It's a porcelain blade, but we use it for everything. It's similar to the Razor T3, but a little cheaper and It lasts longer. It has a very thin kerf (which makes it fast), but it has the larger, thicker core (for keeping it straight) and a wide diamond edge to start (to make it last).
P4 is our favorite mesh blade! It rocks!
Solid gold is the name brand? Cant find that brand
@@gloriacarina1 it was a private label contractors direct blade that has been recently discontinued 😕. They blamed manufacturer quality control issues.
Thank you
Pretty awesome video bro! Keep up the good work!
Thanks buddy! Been following your channel for years! Appreciate support from other creators!👊
wow! very good info, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve always had good luck and a very nice cut with the Grip Rite blade!
Thanks for the video. I am about to start cutting some very hard porcelain and I may soon be in need of a new blade.
The one I have now has been on there for years, and has cut a lot of ceramic, marble, and porcelain. What I need to get is one of those diamond edging tools. Th as his for the video. Oh and your other ones are good too on reviews, but I don't need a new saw.
Nice video. I tried Peal P4 for miter cuts but found it was not stiff enough and tends to drift for longer miter cuts. Wondering what the stiffest blade you have evaluated is for miter cuts. Thinking a continuous rim may be best for miter cuts. Cutting porcelain and ceramic tile materials. Comments? Thanks
we use a blade called PorcePro+ j slot blade by sawcutting specialties. It's meant for the hardest of tiles, cuts amazingly well very little chipping in any type of tile. and lasts a very long time. If you get a chance I recommend ordering one. Hell even tho we shouldn't, we even cut thru metal trims and schluter with it regularly.
Perhaps you’ve posted a video regarding the best glass blades but what are your top choices in this regard?
We are cutting porcelain tile with the black widow. We are getting a corner chip at the very end of the cut. We are going very slow. Thinking of trying the P4. Thought??
Love how this guys takes the time and video production to give us great insight. 👏🏼 bravo 👏🏼
Much appreciated!
Great job!
it would be nice to see a comparison on angle grinder dry cut porcelain blades . appreciate the work, thanks
I bought that qep black window 4 years ago and it's still going strong
Must not be a installer
Why does the Pearl P4 10” arrow direction points to the left opposite than the other blades. Is mounting different then?
I super love this video, very objective and honest .！
Thanks
I've had NO luck with dewalt. I will try MK and diamond bar for sanding. You are totally awesome. The original 7" Ryobi was fabulous. Somebody used it now it chips. They don't sell their own blades.
Good video bro. I like the black widow it's never failed me. Going to get a p4 looks like a bad as blade. Tks man
Agreed! price to Performance can't go wrong.
Nothing pisses me off more than spending a fortune on a blade that chips the s*** out of whatever you're cutting
I’ve used a lot of the dewalt blades really like them ,the pearl is also a really good blade.
Are the cuts pretty clean on porcelain?
I know in you review of the DiamondBack wet saw, you stated the DiamondBack blade that came with it appeared to be cheap and would need to be replaced. I purchased that wet saw (the 10" DiamondBack) and I have found the DiamondBack blade to be a very good blade. I have done 6 showers, and 3 floors with one blade, and today, I started another shower and the blade is still going strong. No chipping on the cut line, no end cut chipping of the corners, the blade has performed EXCELLENT. I used to buy the $80-$100 blades, but not anymore. The Dewalt blades, in my opinion, are junk. Maybe it's just been the "luck of the draw" for me, but I will stick to the DiamondBack blade. This is one item from harbor freight that is definitely worth buying. And no, I'm not biased either, I use the Dewalt DWS779 miter saw, Bosch, Rigid, Milwaukee and Hitachi. So I know what good quality tools are.
Whats the best blade for glass?
What style of blade do you recommend for cutting very hard black granit?,,. I'm cutting pieces the size of a brick, and some a little bigger. I'm using a brand new 14-in wet dry saw, 14-in blade, Electric handheld,,, 15 amp. 🤔 It is made by extreme power us, whatever that is. I got it through Walmart. It seems very well made. I have not tried it out yet, just got it today UPS ground. Under $300.
My go to blade is the MK Hot Dog.
Pearl blade is my go to for sure
T3 razor blade is excellent choice also . Cuts and designed like RTC but can be found at 79.00 . Good video , great intro .
I'm planning a follow up video, so many comments on great blades I want to compare. I'll showcase the razor on that! Thanks for the watch!
Why did you change blades before cutting both tiles?
It should be noted that the Beast blade he uses here has what he calls a large arbor. It has a rubber like washer or arbor fused onto it that is there to make super thin cuts without the blade bending. This works great for thin cuts but a major drawback to consider is the rubber washer gets in the way of plunge type and other cuts. The rubber is very close to the edge and is wider than the blade width on the tile.
I've found that typing tiles to get a square cut mostly the prob with the beast but don't talk shit cause that's my go to.😆🤫
I don't know a thing about it.
That is why I am here.
Thanks for your information.
awesome review
Porcelain is the least forgiving on blades. Most cut ok for a little and then get slow and split at the end of the cut. The best I've found are the MK hotdogs. I've worn down to the steel over the years. It's all I use unless I'm cutting glass.
I would've been interested to know what the kerf was for each blade as well
I always use the pearl for my grinder but might need to do my own shoot out
Grinder blade shootout sounds like a good video idea!
Good stuff! Also curious if an overhead blade/saw, generally makes better cuts than a bottom mount blade/saw, and also any difference in amount of chipping? Thanks!
Yes! an overhead saw generally makes better cuts for sure. Less chipping..
is there less chipping on an overhead because the blade is cutting downward from the tile surface ? would flipping over a tile to cut it on an undermount improve the cut quality and chip resuction ?
Where are you buying your blades like p4 for such a good price ?
Mark Ashby GB , I use a montolit dna porcelain blade , awesome blade , dont know if you can get them in the USA , love the vids keep up the good work
I like the Dewalt.
I like the P4 but they don't last very long at all. I also recently had one where the inner bushing came loose and my Dewalt acted like it was about to take off while slinging the blade loose. It scared the hell out of me. I thought it was a bearing but when I took the clamp off to remove the blade I found a small gold bushing. It didn't even occur to me until I tried to put it in another saw and realized the arbor was much larger than 5/8. This is the first time I've had this happen and hopefully my last.
Could u please make a video one the Pearl Abrasive P5 Thin Turbo Mesh Blade 7" DIA07TTS. I can not find a single review video on the blade
Who makes the blade that came with my Ridgid R4093? I’ve not used any other blade or wet saw for that matter. Luckily I don’t have to feed my family with my tile skills, just enjoy learning and doing new things.
Nice video but my favorite blade is Alpha Porcelana
Thanks for the video!!! You sold me on the P4 blade... do you prefer the mesh P4 over the diamond P4 blade for porcelain planks?
The mesh for sure...
I own the Dewalt D24000 wet tile saw but get really bad blowouts when I mitre cut hard porcelain. What blade would you recommend?
We love the Pearl P4 mesh, but there are other great blades out there!
How many linear feet should a blade cut before becoming dull?
Hi man love your content. What grit pad do you use for polishing out any chips? Thanks from Scotland 👊🏻
Any 120 grit pad would work great! check out amazon and thanks for the watch! 👊
Landberg Tile TV thanks man, appreciated. Keep up the great work
😂😂😂 I hope we can get the orders from the laptop like that so much easier and saving time
I have been using the mk225 aka hot dog blade for years, for the money and life of the blade, it's the best. Alpha would be my second choice.
This is a hard decision i usually use a mid priced blade because it is most likely at a big box store. But now i usually go with pearl do to the sound level.
World diamond source has the best blades hands down I've been threw them all make a video on them there priceless and only 80$
awesome, thanks for sharing!
were did you get the diamond pad, you have a link? thanks for the info
Here it is ruclips.net/video/lW9OInCG10s/видео.html
Hi, landberg! Thank you for you videos. But I got a question?
Can I damage a glass tile blade, If I cut aluminum?
Glass tile blades are an
actually grinding wheels as they don’t have teeth to cut. Aluminum needs teeth to cut. Better to use a chop saw with as many teeth on the blade as possible or bandsaw
@@SigmaDG thank you ashley 👍
@@SigmaDG I just tried it right now my dude. Brilliant!!!! Thank you so much
Jose Robledo 👊
beast I choose I use the same tile saw😀
I bought the p4 blade for my kobalt 10 inch wet saw. Should I get a different blade for glass tile? Glass mosaic? Thanks!
Negative, that blade will cut glass without problems.
Landberg Tile TV great! Thanks!!
Rubi Viper!!!!#1
My favorite go to cutter is my Echo .95 Black Diamond trimmer line. 😁😎👍😁😎👍. Get it, Get it. Just some Lawn guy Humor!!! Great video Landberg!!!
P4 are by far the best. I just got a pro solutions blade and im hoping it works good for me.. same type as the pearl p4
Interesting, I'll have to check out the pro solutions blade 👊
I have the beast 10” wet saw and beast blade on it, I noticed I get cracks at the end of cuts, is that the blade needing to be reconditioned or changed ?
Dang brother, no idea on that
What about the Montolit Perfetto against this lot?
On your Harbor Freight 7in tile saw review you recommended using a P4 saw blade that had the mesh design. And you used it to demonstrate cutting glass. Their website does not recommend that blade for glass but, since you use these tools on a daily basis and would know, would you recommend the P4 Mash blade over the P4 standard blade for an everyday water saw blade that might see everything from glass to hard porcelain tile and Granite?
The mesh might give the glass a rough cut, but with my experience, it works just fine on glass. Hope this helps 😎
@@LandbergTileTV yes that helps but which would you use as an all-around tile blade? Thanks bro!
where do you get the ml hot dog for $44
I bought one p4 blade and it was horrible, I must have gotten a bad one, or a knock off from Amazon. Tge best blade I've used so far, surprisingly, has been the most expensive rigid blade home depot carries. I was cutting 3/4" porcelain pavers, will try the hot dog next.
I really best like the Pearl P4
The hotdog all the way! Great videos.
Love the old school Hot Dog, have that blade new coming up soon in a video! 😎
Ha...The Joe Rogan experience... He definitely has some interesting interviews. I also enjoy watching Rogan!
Could you do a 7” blade test? I bought a Rigid Mosaic Glass Cutting Blade, for the 7” Diamondback Wet Tile Saw. I haven’t used it or the “saw” yet, as we’re finishing up the under counter led lighting first, prior to starting on the backsplash project. I can still take it back though, if you feel I can do better.
Are you still planning on doing an update video on the Diamondback 7” Wet Tile Saw?
Take care!
Yes sir, I will add that idea to my list of video's. Thanks!
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I see ! Large sizes of cutting blade's! What about small sizes ( 110 mm ) show me ! See you , soon ! ( wet or dry ? ) I wait 's !
that P4 blade is a awesome blade but it runs out way too quickly on porcelain, i have a few P4s but personally prefer the Bosch, and the Xp4. though the Turbo shield is amazing as well.
Mk hot dog never fail me.
P4 is my go to, great review!!
hey HOW YOU DO THAT LOL wish i could get my orders by flipping my laptop downward lol like that good video!! by the way like my P4 blades
I saw you using a triangle square one time that had the template cut in for outlets and toilet flange I have been looking for it all over cannot find it any chance you would let me in on the secret of where to get it
Hunts tool company
Alpha porcelain blade is my go to, 100 bucks but outlasts anything I've used in the past. Super clean cuts and zero deflection
My man! so much to say, 1st just got the shirt i ordered, (the skilled labor shirt) looks and feels great. 2nd loved the beginning on this video made me smile, i love your videos. 3rd, not a tiler so don't have a favorite blade or enough experience to put in my 2 cents. But i like watching your videos regardless. i like your reviews. I'm a plumber so i'm in the trades and i enjoy seeing people who are great at what they do in the trade world. Anyways keep up the great work bro
Thanks for the support! and thanks for the comment! Put a smile on my face also!
What about mitered cuts. Which blade is stiffer for 45s
Which ever blade has a good arbor in the middle to keep from flexing..
Try a bd-305 agate blade from mk diamond. Its a lapidary blade made specifically for use on a tile saw. Id be willing to bet money even on tile if will blow all of the others out of the water. Its not cheap though.
Thanks for the info, will do another tile saw blade video soon, this is 3 years old..
What blade is good for cutting glass tile
Juan Duarte Have you tried Alpha Vetro?
I have the dewalt 24000....cut porcelain tile today and had alot of chipping. Is there a secret to cutting it? Score it slightly 1st then cut through it then?
it should NOT chip, maybe a bad blade.
DIY10X here, I had the same problem maddening thinking no way these pros put with this BS, had brand new Dewalt blade , hard porclelain 24"'s then my retired tile guy showed me diamond pad grinder....... put near factory edge back on
Man I thought the red was a zipper blade. I start at your $100 am go to $180. I bought two dewalt saws this year and just take the blade off. I’m a firm believer you have to have four blades, solid rim, j channel for porcelain, high hardness porcelains blade with stabilizing attached and a really high end glass blade. The red Zipper blade is an awesome blade with diamond mesh on a solid rim.
And follow up you do realize that only the ones with slots or “J” channels are for porcelain. The mesh can be both. Solid rim like the Bosch or dewalt are really only useful for ceramic to wall ceramic. Usually the $25 type of blade is used for concrete, grout removal or super soft slate or some natural stones that clog the diamond pours. Hope this helps. Good video.
I've used just about every high end blade on the market up to over 200.00 for a 10". My favorite go to blade for porcelain, both glazed and thru bodies is the mk 225 (hot dog). Keep in mind you must dress your blade every so often to get the most life out of them. 30 years in the trade.
Stephan, I am a DIYer what do you mean by "dress your blade ever so often to get the most life out of them..."? Thank you!
@@aportman58 'Dressing' the blade requires using a dressing stone, a brick-like abrasive stone, to condition a diamond blade. It works by removing any glazing that may occur while cutting tile to expose fresh diamond. Generally, it is best to dress a blade for every 60 linear ft of tile cutting.
@contractorsdirect can you use a plain old brick for this purpose or do you have to use a specific Stone?
@@stephentoth8281 A standard brick should do the job in a pinch. This dressing process still technically wears out the blade, so you only should to cut into the brick about 1/2". The abrasiveness exposes more diamond bits, allowing the blade to cut better.
@@Contractorsdirect1 if you do a job and you're sussing out the walls for square, and the angle of one wall is too obtuse, with the far end being say 100mm (4 inches) out at the opposing side, and we'll say the walls are 3m (9.8ft) x 3m (9.8ft) what would be your favorite approach to squaring that wall?
Let's see that road bike!!!
Been using the hot dog for around 5 years now, best blade I've ever used, all the old guys I know swear by it and you just can't beat it for the price
yes sir, it is a great blade!
Rubi viper for 1/4 plus porcelain