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Hoja de diamante para azulejos húmedos/secos Donnelly Pro Mesh de 4.5"
T505323
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Hoja de sierra para azulejos húmedos/secos Donnelly Pro Mesh de 5 pulgadas
T505325
$47.99Precio unitario / -
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Hoja de sierra de calar de carburo de 6-3/16" para cortes inferiores EM10-46
T505165
$36.99Precio unitario / -
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T505265
$1,429.00Precio unitario / -
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Frequently Asked Questions
What tile saw do I need for large-format tile?
Check the rip capacity — the DeWalt D36000S handles 37-inch rips, and rail saws like the Raimondi Bolt120 handle 47 inches. For panels beyond that, use a handheld saw with a guide rail.
Which diamond blade should I use for porcelain?
A continuous-rim porcelain blade gives the cleanest, chip-free edge. Turbo and mesh rims cut faster with slightly more chipping — fine for edges that get covered by trim.
Can I cut glass tile on a regular tile blade?
Not well — glass chips badly on standard blades. Use a dedicated glass blade with a fine continuous rim and cut slowly with plenty of water.
How do I drill holes in tile for valves and pipes?
Use a diamond core bit sized to the pipe, run wet or with cooling wax, at moderate speed and light pressure. Start at an angle to keep the bit from wandering, then bring it vertical.