which diamond blade?

[White Room]

If I'm cutting a right angle from a tile I'll cut into the corner, then snap..

Did have some chipping of the porcelain at first, don't notice it now but it does cut really well,

 

[Alberta Stone]

They cut really well but mine drifts on the cut on my Rubi rail cutter!

Not necessarily the bearing runners.
If it is a 10 inch blade then it is due to the blade edge getting worn round.
I have this problem crop up regular.
When a blade is new it cuts straight as can be with no drift, but after it wears round it will track over 1/16 to 1/8.
I have taken to having a little plastic wisk brush I have cut into short lengths which I clear chips off of the table with and I use it to keep the blade straight as I run it through a tile and that works well.
I just push the plastic against the blade to keep it running true.
Don't like to but also don't like replacing blades too often.

 

[doug boardley]

I'm getting the montolit dna blade next time.

 

[Alberta Stone]

That dna blade sounds like a good one from what I have read on it.
Alpha makes some good blades as well.

 

[Homza]

Sorry for digging up an old thread. I have a Raimondi T3 Razor. Best blade I have ever used for porcelain. It is a j slot blade, very thin but the core is thicker. Prevents wandering. Works best if you dress it regularly with their blue dressing stone.
But maybe you guys are a few years ahead of us in blade technology.

 

[Homza]

Here is the link so you can see a picture of the blade. Raimondi 10" Diamond Porcelain Granite Blade. Contractors Direct.

 

[DHTiling]

Quite Similar to the monty DNA blade.. This blade is awesome on Porcelain etc..

 

[Dan]

I've created a bit of an index for the Montolit DNA Blades. Check it out if you'd like to see loads of threads and posts about the DNA Blades.