Lackmond Beast Pro Porcelain Saw Blade - 4" Hard Tile Cutting Tool with Thin Kerf Cutting Edge & 7/8" - 20mm - 5/8" Arbor - BP4
Key features
- •CONTINUOUS RIM CONFIGURATION - For clean and precise cuts wet cuts of porcelain and stone tiles
- •EXPERT DESIGN - The thin Kerf cutting edge eliminates chipping while cutting. The beast porcelain tile blades are engineered with a reinforced silent core hub which ensures straight cuts and reduces noise. Intended to cut porcelain,, marble, granite, an ceramic tiles
- •BUILT FOR THE PROFESSIONAL - This is the ideal diamond saw blade for tile workers, construction workers, carpenters, general contractors, serious DIYers, and tradesmen
- •EQUIPMENT - Designed to be used on hand grinders, circular saws, hand held saws and chop saws
- •WET SAW BLADE - For wet use only
Lackmond Beast Pro Porcelain Saw Blade - 4" Hard Tile Cutting Tool with Thin Kerf Cutting Edge & 7/8" - 20mm - 5/8" Arbor - BP4
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.7
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great blade
Kindle Customer✓ Verified Purchase•April 26, 2018
Smoothest cutting blade I've used. i'm on my second one. I probably got a couple of thousand of lineal feet out of the first one on porcelain tile.
wont make cuts deeper that 1 1/2"
Thad J Grzesiek✓ Verified Purchase•April 6, 2018
Unfortunaletly this blade has additional steel plates fixed to each side that limit cut depth to about 1 1/2" I am returning the blade for this reason. Never even tried it out but ordering the standard core 10" blade instead
Not cool. ☹ï¸
Amclevish✓ Verified Purchase•March 30, 2018
The blade thickness is different at 5 inches in diameter. My saw cannot adjust the height of the blade so the hump is in the way when making long cuts. I didn't realize it until I broke a few pieces of expensive marble. Not cool. ☹ï¸
Awesome blade. Zero deflection and perfect cuts
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•February 28, 2018
This is for baller installers only. Lol. Awesome blade. Zero deflection and perfect cuts. Best blade I have used for 10"
Fast, smooth cuts. Very good quality blade!
Bowser✓ Verified Purchase•February 8, 2018
Great blade for the price, the center is much thicker to keep the blade from detrimental flexing which would cause chipping or walking. Amazon always delivers so fast you wonder why you don't buy everything from Amazon for the rest of your life.
I am a General Contractor, full licensed. My master tilers all agree this blade is great. Would I say the best, hard to say because we are cutting 24" porcelain, glazed with an 8" wet saw. A 10" would be better and full body porcelain is harder and more difficult to cut. Speed of cutting is quick, chipping is minimal as required. We will be using this blade in about a week for full body porcelain outdoor patio tiles which ruin every blade and cause headaches so I will follow up when that is over.
It is pretty obvious that this blade isn't cheap "Made in China" crap, but rather high quality, thoughtfully engineered and more more importantly expertly manufactured with proper quality control. Any person who isn't a one off DIY understands how important this statement is. If you know of a better blade you have tested side by side in the price range, please reply, I am always looking for more wisdom and knowledge. The only other blade that compares to this is $125 and so far there isn't a difference between the two but until the blade is dead we won't know for sure. The $125 lasted for months of daily cutting of mainly porcelain tile, maybe 20,000-50,000 cuts but we were also cutting bricks for veneering etc. This blade is easily on par.
I am a General Contractor, full licensed. My master tilers all agree this blade is great. Would I say the best, hard to say because we are cutting 24" porcelain, glazed with an 8" wet saw. A 10" would be better and full body porcelain is harder and more difficult to cut. Speed of cutting is quick, chipping is minimal as required. We will be using this blade in about a week for full body porcelain outdoor patio tiles which ruin every blade and cause headaches so I will follow up when that is over.
It is pretty obvious that this blade isn't cheap "Made in China" crap, but rather high quality, thoughtfully engineered and more more importantly expertly manufactured with proper quality control. Any person who isn't a one off DIY understands how important this statement is. If you know of a better blade you have tested side by side in the price range, please reply, I am always looking for more wisdom and knowledge. The only other blade that compares to this is $125 and so far there isn't a difference between the two but until the blade is dead we won't know for sure. The $125 lasted for months of daily cutting of mainly porcelain tile, maybe 20,000-50,000 cuts but we were also cutting bricks for veneering etc. This blade is easily on par.
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