Practical Takeaways
- For the cleanest visible edges: use Shine (wet)
- For dry cutting with long life: use Perfect
- For thick porcelain: go wet whenever possible — see Wet vs. Dry Diamond Blade Cutting
- For fast cutting: choose GresMaster
- For 45° bevel cuts: Edge DRY is the go-to
Further Reading
- How to Choose the Right Diamond Blade for Your Job
- Best Diamond Blade for Porcelain Tile: A Pro's Buying Guide
- Wet vs. Dry Diamond Blade Cutting: Which Should You Use?
- How to Cut Porcelain Tile Without Chipping
- Cutting Tiles at a 45° Angle – How to Achieve a Clean Edge Without Chipping
- Chip-Free Tile Cutting: Choosing the Right Distar Blade for Your Proxxon Grinder
- How to Cut Porcelain Tile with a Cordless Angle Grinder — Proxxon LHW/A + Distar Butterfly
- How to Cut Dekton, Neolith & Ultra-Compact Surfaces Without Chipping
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