DeWalt DW4762 10-Inch Wet Cutting Continuous Rim Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor for Porcelain or Tile

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Brand: DeWALT
Manufacturer: DEWALT
Model: DW4762

Features
10-inch blade with optimized diamond matrix for cutting tile and porcelain effectively Job-specific tool designed for wet applications such as use with a tile saw High diamond quality and concentration for fast cuts and superior durability Steel core for increased strength, reduced distortion, and reduced vibration Tensioned blade core resists wobbling for more accurate cuts

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Editorial Reviews:

Cut through porcelain and old tile quickly and effectively with the durable DW4762 10-Inch Wet Cutting Continuous Rim Saw Blade. Featuring an optimized cutting matrix and consistent diamond concentration and distribution that results in reliable performance, this blade is a job-specific tool designed for wet applications. Crafted to ensure a the longest possible life and safe, predictable performance, this blade also features a high concentration of diamonds for improved speed, higher quality diamonds for better blade durability, and a high-quality steel core that minimizes distortion for more precision and minimizes vibration to save wear and tear on your body. The tensioned blade core also resists wobbling to give you complete control over your tools.

User Comments about the DeWalt DW4762 10-Inch Wet Cutting Continuous Rim Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor for Porcelain or Tile

The Pearl seriously lasted through 15 or more jobs and thousands of cuts where I paid even less at about $55. I have been cutting this hard tile quite often in the past 10 years and can say this Dewalt blade is just average. When cutting Porcelain tile or the tile most commonly used in quality residential construction this blade is just average. I had my doubts and had picked it up locally to complete a job when my blade was failing. In summary I would not buy this again unless I'm stuck and don't have time to place an order for a different blade. Now in the $60 range I have had much better results with a M&K "Hot Dog" porcelain blade and my favorite is a Pearl DTL HPXL porcelain blade.

There is still a small bit of chipping, but much less and less frequently; nothing that is unusable. The blade it came with was ok, but left some chipping. I have a 'cheap' (off-name) but powerful wet saw. The new Dewalt blade has helped immensely. Overall, I'm really pleased with the blade. I've cut 12x12 3/8" granite tile in diagonals and 6x6 1/4" tiles with ease.

It cuts great with little chip out when new. Overall this is a great blade. This is a decent blade for the money. I purchased this blade for cutting 20" x 20" porcelain floor tiles. Chip out became a problem after about 200 linear inches of use. If your cutting anything other than porcelain I expect this blade would be all you need for a while. This blade had cut about 400 inches (20 tiles) of porcelain before wearing out.

Great blade, I cut over 100 - 3 1/2" thick bricks with it. And it is ready for more.

According to Dewalt, the DW4762 blade is designed specifically for porcelain so I decided to try it to get the clean cuts that I needed. Both sides of the kerf are very straight with no chipping on the edges. I don't know how other blades would compare, if they would do the same quality job, but for what I needed, this worked very well. I have an inexpensive Wet Saw which I am using for cutting 20x20 Porcelain tiles with square edges, that is, no bevel. In fact, unless inspected closely, it would be hard to tell which edges are original and which are cut edges.

I wanted clean cuts, with no chipping, so I could use as much of each tile as possible. At first, the saw was not adjusted properly, and the trailing side of the blade was rubbing on one side of the kerf. This caused massive chipping on the tile surface. However, once I adjusted the saw to cut straight and the trailing saw edge did not rub either side of the kerf, the blade made very clean cuts.