RockwellRW9228 VersaCut 3-3/8-inch Diamond Grit Circular Saw Blade

This is the first time I have ripped a bathroom apart so everything is a learning curve. This blade cuts through the ceramic tiles no problem. It's starting to get a little dull now I think but still doing the job. The bathroom floor that I'm tiling is about 10' by 17' and has a lot of angles. Then once I get this done, we bring in the antique clawfoot tub I have to paint the outside of the tub, hook up water supply and drain. Once it's working then I can start on the shower. I'm tiling my own bottom of the shower and up the wall. And also putting in a seat. It would be done faster but I'm still on chemo. I'd buy from this dealer no problem.

I use these regularly to cut granite & other types of stone counter tops to install cook tops/sinks etc.

I had kitchen cabinets that were installed on top of tile. I needed to cut the tile right up next to the cabinet carcass. I bought a toe kick saw from Harbor Freight that came with a serrated blade for wood. I replaced that blade with this one and it worked amazingly well. I did have to adjust the arbor hole but everythign worked out fine after a bit of tweaking.

I was installing new tile for a wood stove and even though I have a tile saw I needed a free hand way to cut the cement board and larger tiles for this project. These blades are fantastic and cut the tile and cement board with no problem at all.

These little guys cut through the tile around my fireplace with ease. Very impressed as a handyman with this blade. I also used it to shear heads off of 10 inch x 1/2 inch lag screws for mounting a mantle. Great value.

I bought a mini-circular saw from Amazon. Not a Rockwell. This blade has a larger diameter than the saw I purchased. Since I never had one of these small saws before, my incorrect assumption was the blades all fit if the outer diameter and RPM rating is correct. This one did not fit the off-brand saw I purchased from Amazon. That saw came with its own blades and they have a smaller shaft size. Maybe they make a concentric "filler" washer, that will let me use this blade in my saw. My mistake

I needed to cut through some cement overlay using my Toe Kick saw from Harbor Freight that uses a 3-3/8" blade. The arbor hole is 1/16" smaller than I wanted, and although I could get it it on/off when cold I did not just getting it off after using. So I just used a step drill to open it up to a full 5/8" and had no issues using this to dry cut around the cabinets.

Used this saw blade to cut through the tile floor in the bathroom so it could be removed. It had no problem cutting through the tile and left a clean straight line. Blade is holding up well. Definitely would buy again.