A look at some popular porcelain brands and a consideration of diamond tools used for cutting and coring porcelain surfaces. Some techniques for tool usage is covered as well.

A look at some popular porcelain brands and a consideration of diamond tools used for cutting and coring porcelain surfaces. Some techniques for tool usage is covered as well.

When choosing a blade for cutting porcelain there are many options. What factors affect the performance of blades designed to cut ceramics, porcelain, and sintered stone?

It is tempting to think of tile blades as a standard 7 or 8 inch blade used on a portable tile saw on the job site, but there are many, even XXL.

Using a tile leveling tool to unify the tasks performed during the tile installation process make a lot of sense; and a lot of cents.

If you are looking for blades designed for cutting porcelain, you have found the right place. Mesh, continuous rim, and super-thin are all options for achieving chip-free cutting on porcelain material.

There are some interesting aspects that contribute to getting the best performance from a diamond blade when cutting porcelain tile and other hard surfaces. In this article we talk about some of them.