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Ordered these a few weeks ago and don't know what ones what. One is for cutting Stone, the other is for cutting tiles.

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The vanity may cut your ceramics and porcelain. But I'd expect it to chip glaze.

The segmented certainly would. That one is for stone, concrete and very hard materials.

Where'd you buy them from?

Check out these two (I've recently purchased) from ATS

Porcelain & Quartz Thin Turbo Flange Blade | ATS Diamond Tools

Porcelain Continuous Rim Diamond Blade | ATS Diamond Tools

Well priced. I've just used the turbo blade on my grinder. It's cut a very hard glazed porcelain tile with very very minimal chipping
 

average

TF
11
518
Uk
The vanity may cut your ceramics and porcelain. But I'd expect it to chip glaze.

The segmented certainly would. That one is for stone, concrete and very hard materials.

Where'd you buy them from?

Check out these two (I've recently purchased) from ATS

Porcelain & Quartz Thin Turbo Flange Blade | ATS Diamond Tools

Porcelain Continuous Rim Diamond Blade | ATS Diamond Tools

Well priced. I've just used the turbo blade on my grinder. It's cut a very hard glazed porcelain tile with very very minimal chipping


Bought from ats after some correspondence with them. Surprised now your thinking they aren't what I should of got.
 
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