3 Pieces 4-1/2 inch Diamond Cutting Blade Continuous Segmented Turbo Rim Dry Wet Circular Saw Cutter Angle Grinder Disc 7/8 inch Arbor with Reducing Ring 5/8 inch for Tile Masonry

Tearing out a tub and replacing with a shower pan. Needed something to cut the acrylic tub out and also cut ceramic floor tile because the footprint of the new shower pan was a bit bigger than the old tub I pulled out.These worked amazing. I can't speak to their longevity, but the cut right through the acrylic tub and moved so easily through the ceramic tile that I actually cut too deep, right down into the concrete slab several times.

My brother stole my old diamond blade for my angle grinder. I needed to cut open geodes for my daughter. I decided to get these since they were cheap and I don't really need a diamond blade a lot. I have used 2 of the blades so far and both have cut the stones very good. Just to be clear, I didn't wear out one and started the second, I just decided to try 2 different blade styles to see if one was better than the other. I found both cut the stone pretty much the same. For the price you can't really complain if these didn't last though. Both blades made nice clean cuts in the stone and cut it like butter. If I ever do any real cutting with it, I will update with how they perform.

The price was right for three different types of blades. I have not used them yet but they seem to be of good quality. They fit my Makita 4-1/2" grinder I will be cutting some concrete blocks and bricks. 3 different blades for different situations. If I find they don't work out I may update my review.

They worked well ...I wish the ones that cut steel were this good

AAA

Muy bueno y duro

Purchased for a landscape project. These cut paving stones like butter. Very durable.

I just want to make it clear that I was using these on granite, so I guess that doesn't really fall in the seller's "recommended" uses. However, after using other diamond blades on granite from Graff, Makita and Dewalt, I personally would pay a little more for a set that lasts a little longer.I'm only judging this by looking at the blade and I didn't examine these under a microscope or anything, but the diamond content in each blade doesn't appear to be as high as the other brands I mentioned.At the moment, these blades are about $3.66 per blade which is cheap and these would still be good for small jobs. Just to compare: Graff averages around $5 per blade, Dewalt around $5, and Makita around $9.48. These are the cheapest of the lot, but I would just say that "you get what you pay for" and it comes down to what type of job you're using this for.These would most likely last the average person long enough to cut some ceramic tiles to re-tile a small half bathroom or something similar, but I wouldn't recommend on heavy duty granite/stone/concrete applications.