Customer Reviews for KING DIAMOND 7 in. Diamond Tile Circular Saw Blade

First few cuts were great then the blade chipped, I'm an experienced installer and have never had this happen. This was in a wet saw cutting porcelain tile

Bought this blade to replace the original Ridgid blade on my Ridgid tile saw. The new blade says it is for porcelain tile, but it chips the tile edge worse than the original blade. I wasted $37.00 on this blade. Don't buy this blade if you're looking for smooth cuts in porcelain tile.

Very smooth and fast cuts but doesn’t last , only I’m able to do 2000 sf of tile install and then is very slow and not so straight cuts after !!

I was on the fence on which blade to buy. I was in a rush so I tried this one. I was cutting marble for a tub surround. This blade did its job very well. I was very happy with its performance and didn't chip the marble at all. I would recommend. I also had to cut an accented glass tile and the blade cut like butter!

I just bought this blade to replace a King Diamond I have worn down to the metal. I cut an entire bathroom that had toiled walls wet and dry and a 100s of 5 inch squares for a unique front porch project.

Works great it will jam up here and there but good quality for the price

Went thru 2 blades doing one shower

It cut as expected.

I just finished a big tile job in our master bath and shower. My old saw blade was chipping the tile something awful. I read the reviews on this blade and decided t give it a try. It certainly chipped less than my old blade but the reviews that state that it gives "a clean cut" have a different standard for "clean cut" than I do. It still chips but the chips are smaller, for sure. If you are looking for a real clean cut, you may want to try a top quality blade. I would grade this as "above average".

It barely made it threw one Small galley kitchen. I used a separate blade for the glass accent border and this blade was purchased halfway threw project. Either I had the toughest tile in the world or this was the cheapest blade in the world and for the price it was not the cheapest. We still have to paint the walls light grey and put on the new hardware brushed silver and stain the last cabinet we removed a wall oven new quartz countertops were installed also.

This blade works very well and is a great value for the cost. Cut stone and ceramic tiles smoothly with no wobble and no chipping. I have finished one bathroom remodel and have almost finished a second and the blade is still cutting the same as when new.

This blade works great for the money !! It can cut like a hot knife threw butter..

Good blade for the money

Wow, I did not expect much from this blade judging on its cheap look and when it cut and worked great it was a pleasant surprise . Initially i bought a Professional Ridgid blade for $60 but returned it since it was unbalanced. I was using Marble 0.5" thick 12x24 tiles . This blade (KING DIAMOND) is cutting pretty even with minimum chips (not as perfect as blade for glass). No need much control for pushing tile since blade cuts pretty fast and have enough diamonds to cut through tile. Blade is pretty balanced and did not vibrate in free spin mode.

I bought the blade along with a ryobi tile saw i was using to cut 1/2" thick slate and was amazed how well it cut would recommend the blade and ryobi tile saw for any tile cutting.

I bought this new blade because of a porcelain tile job that I was on had some extremely difficult tile to cut. It did a very good job. However on the next job that I did using this blade it was just an average hardened porcelain tile and it cut through it like butter. I was extremely satisfied I would definitely recommend this blade.

I have a cheap H. Freight wet saw, and was using a blade from there, with frustrating results. Then after our kitchen back splash jobs ok results (chipped cuts), I bought this one from our local HD store, and it was love at first cut. It showed me the issue was with my old "wider" blade. So if you'd torqued off about the chipping your cheap wet saw is getting, pop for one of these and chances are you'll appreciate your wet saw again! (I'd just pick up one of HD's cheaper wet saws, especially if it comes with a blade. I'll show the saw I used). Here's a picture of some of the cuts made. As far as I can tell, this mosaic tile is a pretty tuff one to keep from chipping, but it passed this DIY'ers cut. (It's going to be on an accent row in a bath surround, and going around and into the recessed box we made for it, so if I pull it off, this should look really nice). Good luck, Tom

I recently installed ceramic tile in my kitchen, dining nook, hallway and laundry area, about 250 square feet in total. I installed 13 inch tiles. With a number of cabinets, cut-out areas for stove, refrigerator, dishwasher plus a food pantry and the the laundry area, there were numerous cuts that needed to be made. From start to finish, the blade performed flawlessly. There were some cut edges that were exposed that needed to be chip-free and very smooth. This blade was able to make those cuts easily. Of course you have to have a decent-quality saw and you can't rush through the cutting process...slow and steady will provide an excellent cut every time.

My husband and I were a little intimidated to tile our eat-in kitchen, living room and hall way ourselves but we were determined to get it done! We needed a high quality blade for our borrowed tile saw but we were also on a budget. This worked out great. We had dozens of tiles to cut but each one was cut with a clean edge. We recommend it to anyone tiling themselves!

I used on a sliding wet saw. Blade deflected when cutting large format porcelain tiles and caused the cut to go off by about 1/8" over 10". Also cause a lot of chip out on he glazed surface of the tile. I fixed the problems with and recommend a mesh rim blade with a reinforced hub when in this situation. The 7 in. Turbo Mesh Rim Diamond Blade from rigid is a much better product.

Did not perform well, was not able to get clean cuts at all . Left many small chips along the cut edge. Returned the product !

Not the best cut at all. Chips away edge of tile

Cutting glass tile only lasted about 10 cuts!

Best price considering I only needed one for one small job.

The title says it all. If you are cutting pavers, it is probably fine. Cutting tile or porcelain, anything you want a clean edge, forget this blade. Cutting a 45 is a disaster, straight lines are passable but nowhere near clean. You are going to end up sanding every edge, just to hide all of the chipping, and then using extra grout to hide the sanded edges.

Easy to install and it works great. It cuts the tiles very nicely.