Hacksaw Blade For Cutting Ceramic Tile

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Hacksaw blade for cutting ceramic tile.

Tungsten carbide particles enable blade to cut on both forward and reverse strokes. Tungsten carbide tile glass stone hacksaw blade 300mm. The carbide hacksaw blades cut ceramics steel aluminum plastics concrete brick and wood cleanly and quickly in all directions. Rated 1 out of 5 by hannahbooboo from buy 2 i m very glad i bought 2 of these blades as the first one immediatley snapped with very little pressure.

If you have a lot of cuts to make it may not be the best tool for you. Made of super hard tungsten carbide these hacksaw blades stay sharp much longer than conventional blades. Cut the tiles by hand using a 48 tooth blade. My floor tiles were too much of a match for these blades and after relentless sawing i gave up using this product.

Whether you re cutting ceramic tile with a wet saw or you need to slice through porcelain or glass tile this power tool allows you to easily make a wide variety of cuts. A ceramic tile cutting blades are very important blades as they help you to cut down the ceramic tiles smoothly enough to give you a satisfying outcome. Secure a hacksaw with a tungsten carbide blade. This is a 10 rod saw but a good hacksaw is adjustable for various lengths so even if you have a 12 hack saw blade in the saw now you can probably use this.

Size 12 in. The tungsten carbine bonds to the steel on this hacksaw blade and allows you to cut very hard tiles including marble glass and granite. The blades are designed for standard hacksaw frames sold separately. Stop each cut when the blade reaches the line.

Makes thin straight cuts in ceramic hardened steel cast iron and masonry. Fits in a standard 300mm hacksaw can be used with water depending on job. Check to make sure your hacksaw blade is at least that fine. Step 5 dip your hacksaw into the bucket of water every few strokes when cutting to both cool the saw and lubricate the tile.

Tungsten carbide edged blade. If the saw cutting blade is not precise or accurate enough to cut down a ceramic or porcelain tile it will leave the edges of the tile rough and in dissatisfying condition. If you cut the tile by hand you ll need a very fine toothed cutting blade on a hacksaw. Then use the hacksaw to cut through the scored line.

Off to go and purchase an electric saw. Just take the current blade off and the adjustment will be obvious. It cuts through ceramic tile fairly quickly and with little effort. Fits standard hacksaw frame.

Tungsten carbide particles enable blade to cut on both forward and reverse strokes.