RIDGID 4 in. Glass Tile Blade
$24.00
Provide an essential and ultimate addition to your flooring application by selecting this affordable RIDGID Glass Tile Blade.
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Description
RIDGID Glass Tile Diamond Blades are engineered to cut glass tile, glass mosaic tile, and multi-finish mosaic tile. The continuous rim design with very fine diamond particles achieve precise, chip-free cuts helping you work quickly and effectively. Use this blade on 4 in. wet tile saws and 4 in. handheld wet tile saws that have a 7/8 in. arbor, 5/8 in. and 20mm adapters included.
- Professional-grade quality
- Engineered for wet cutting of glass tile, glass mosaic tile, and multi-finish mosaic tile
- Continuous rim design formulated with high-grade fine diamond powder and a unique bond matrix for smooth chip-free cutting
- For use on 4 in. wet tile saws and 4 in. handheld wet tile saws
- 7/8 in. arbor. Also comes with 5/8 in. and 20mm adapters
- MAX RPM 15,000
- Smoother cuts and longer life than standard abrasive blades
- If blade becomes dull, run blade through a dressing stone or paver to re-sharpen diamond rim
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Additional information
| Weight | .25 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.25 × 6.25 × 7.00 in |
| Arbor Size | 7/8 in, -20mm-5/8 in. |
| Color Family | Orange |
| Material Cut | Tile (wet or dry) |
| Model | HD-GT40P |
| Number in Package | 1 |
| Number of Teeth | 0 |
| Power Tool Accessory Type | Circular Saw Blade |
| Saw Blade Diameter (in) | 4 |
| Saw Blade Material | Diamond |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (58)
58 reviews for RIDGID 4 in. Glass Tile Blade
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Mathew Fay (verified owner) –
I cut 3×6 glass tiles for my backsplash with a diamind blade for my first tile job. A bit of a learning curve and I liked the saw. Lightweight and easy to move.
Efren Christiansen (verified owner) –
Great for cutting glass.
Pattie Hagenes (verified owner) –
Keep it wet!
Aisha Hyatt (verified owner) –
I like the ridgid tile blades. They stay sharp longer than others I have used. I use mine in a tile wet so saw.
Jose Nicolas (verified owner) –
Nice cuts
Coralie Sawayn (verified owner) –
Easy to install in my cutter. Cut glass tile very cleanly and efficiently. You need to proceed slowly at the end of the cut, or you will get splintering, but otherwise, what a great blade. Well worth the money.
Lavonne Boehm (verified owner) –
worked as expected
Donnie Thiel (verified owner) –
After removing adapter bushing, which wasn’t described on packaging, wheel fit grinder and worked very well. Glass cut real fast and clean.
Penelope Gutmann (verified owner) –
It didn’t cut consisting cuts without chipping I would definitely by an upgrade blade or different brand
Bertrand Bayer (verified owner) –
Cuts really good
Lucy Blick (verified owner) –
Works great for glass cut a outlet in place don’t forget water u will ruin the blade made to be used with water.
Deshawn Schmeler (verified owner) –
Work great.
Agnes Goyette (verified owner) –
It worked better at cutting the glass tile.
Briana Farrell (verified owner) –
It worked well even with 4.5 in cutting machine. It did the excellent work. I used it for cutting 1/4 inch glass tile of about 75ft. It still going well. Good values for the money.
Simeon Waters (verified owner) –
The glass tile cutter works well. Make sure you use plenty of water when cutting and don’t force the cut.
Uriel D’Amore (verified owner) –
First time ever used this product. Was thinner than blade that came with saw. Easier to use. Cut clean with out chipping
Francisco Marks (verified owner) –
Dewalt and was able to cut my glass
Jeff Mayert (verified owner) –
First time ever cutting glass though I’ve broken more than my sure of glass products and windows:) I have a fairly large glass jug with a glass top that I use as a change and dollar bank. Well my 13yr old child seems to think it’s her bank to use whenever she wants. So after several times of her cleaning out the quarters, dollars and fives (yes I put larger bills in as well), I decided to seal up the glass top and cut a horizontal hole big enough to drop coins and bills into. It would also keep me from pilfering at times for beer money. I simply clamped down on the thick glass top with my sweatshirt between the clamp and glass. I clamped it pretty tight but was sure not to try to clamp too hard. I attached the diamond glass blade to the grinder, got a spray bottle full of water, and marked in permanent ink where I wanted the cut. It took about 15-20 minutes of constantly grinding then spraying and repeating over and over until I eventually got what I wanted. After cutting the hole, I used liquid nails to attach glass lid to jar but it DID NOT work well so eventually just duct taped everything (which has the added benefit of not allowing the inside of the jar to be vied) except the hole in the top of the glass lid. Project complete! Now, of course, the jar can always be picked up and run off with but I want it accessible to me not behind a safe as it wouldn’t be convenient to drop coins in there. I’ll update in about a year when it’s full on the amount and if I was able to keep it ‘safe.’:)
Ramona Ledner (verified owner) –
This blade is good for glass tile
Emiliano Rau (verified owner) –
Cut a lot of 5/16 glass tile for kitchen back splash. Did the job but took a lot of time. I refreshed the blade several times with a wet stone. There some chips, usually at the end of a cut, probably from not backing off when the cut was almost done, and some chips if I let it ride up on the blade.