A great blade choice shows up immediately: straighter cuts, less edge chipping, and a faster pace from layout to install. The Diamond Blades for Tile Cutting collection is built to help you match the blade to the tool and the material—whether you’re making clean wet-saw rips, doing grinder cut-ins, or working in a dry-cut setup where dust control matters.

What’s in this collection

• Wet saw blades: Designed for smooth, controlled cutting on common tile and stone materials when you want the cleanest edge possible.
  
• Dry-cut / grinder blades: Options for handheld cutting, notching, scribing, and on-site adjustments—ideal for trim work and fitment changes.
  
• Dry blades for dust-managed saw workflows: Select blades suited to dry cutting systems, including options intended for iQ dustless tile saw use.
  
• Specialty picks: Purpose-driven blades for finish-sensitive work (like glass) or specific cutting needs beyond general-purpose tile.
  

How to choose (quick pro guide)

• Start with the material: Porcelain and dense stone usually demand better chip control and a blade built for harder material. Glass typically needs a blade engineered for cleaner edges.
  
• Match wet vs. dry to the jobsite: Wet cutting is often the go-to for edge quality. For dry cutting, pick blades intended for dry use and plan for proper dust management.
  
• Confirm fitment: Make sure the blade diameter and arbor match your saw or grinder before ordering (this collection includes multiple diameters for both handheld and saw applications).
  
• Keep the blade cutting true: If cutting slows down or starts to deflect, blade maintenance tools can help restore performance and consistency.