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The Black Widow Diamond blades are designed for quick cutting of hard tile including porcelain, ceramic, granite and marble, without wobble or chipping. Independent lab test results have proven that Black Widow specialty blades continuously out perform the competition in durability for a longer life and speed of cut, reducing project time. The unique diamond-shaped micro segmented laser cutouts around the perimeter keep the blade cooler for superior performance and a longer life.
Blade Diameter (in.) | 4 in |
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Diameter (in.) | 4 in |
Blade Type | Diamond |
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Color Family | Silver |
Ideally Used With | Tile Saws |
Material Cut | Multi-Purpose |
Number in Package | 1 |
Power Tool Accessory Type | Blade |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Rim Type | Continuous |
Saw Blade Material | Steel |
Tool Type | Saw Blade |
Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Thank you for your question. The QEP Black Widow® Premium-Grade, thin-rim Diamond Blades quickly cut through the toughest ceramic, porcelain, marble, and granite. Independent lab test results have proven Black Widow® Blades continuously outperform the competition in durability. QEP blades are designed to be used with any tile saws. Customer Care
Yes, the QEP Black Widow Blade will cut cement. Customer Care
This blade is a thin kerf. Customer Care
I would not try that. It has nothing to do with this blade. But this is a wet saw blade and should be used with a wet tile saw. Without the water this blade will heat up pretty quickly and the blade will not work well. Additionally I’m not sure a circular saw would fit the blade unless you removed the guard or would have enough rpm’s to cut. I think that you could rent a cement saw from Home Depot and have a better chance. That would work and the price is probably comparable.
This is a fine blade, for sure! I use mine for granite, tiles, and even glass. To make a good cut of 3/8" on a mounted piece, this is more about the saw than the blade. Research this online. Attach a fence to the granite! If possible, use some water while cutting - but, go slow!
Yes. That said most wet saw blades of this type will. Quartz and granite are fairly similar on the relative hardness scale. Granite is similar to porcelain and ceramics. This blade, I found to be "okay". It cut great, as they all do, at the beginning of use. But with the big porcelain tile job that I had, I didn't think that it lasted an exceptionally long time before dulling. It did okay for a reasonably low priced blade.
I dont believe so. If the blade is to thin, it mat warp from the heat.
This is the thinnest blade for this saw. Customer Care
Yes. Excellent blade. Old dull blades chip. So long as its new it works fine. I redressed it a few times and it still works great.
yes the blade was excellent not chips when cutting tile .
You need a steady stream of water as you cut your tile or stone, so it would most likely short out your table saw motor. Not recommended.
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