Tile Saw Blades & Wheels
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About Tile Saw Blades & Wheels
Tile saw blades and wheels are essential cutting components designed to deliver precise, clean cuts through ceramic tiles, porcelain, glass, and stone materials. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks a comprehensive range of replacement blades and cutting wheels from trusted brands including Vitrex, Faithfull, and DeWalt, suitable for both wet bridge tile saws and manual tile cutters. These specialised cutting tools feature diamond-coated edges or tungsten carbide construction to handle the demands of professional tiling work.
Whether you're replacing worn cutting wheels on manual tile cutters or upgrading to premium diamond blades for wet saws, selecting the correct blade type ensures optimal cutting performance and extends the life of your tile cutting equipment. From standard ceramic cutting wheels to specialised diamond blades for high-glaze porcelain and glass, MyToolShed provides the replacement parts needed to keep your tile cutting tools performing at their best.
Applications
Tile saw blades and wheels are used across various trades and projects:
- Professional tilers - bathroom and kitchen installations, commercial tiling projects
- Builders and general contractors - renovation work and new builds requiring tile fitting
- Bathroom and kitchen fitters - splashback and floor tile installation
- DIY enthusiasts - home improvement projects and tile repairs
- Flooring specialists - ceramic and porcelain floor tile cutting
- Landscapers - cutting outdoor tiles and paving materials
Choosing The Right Tile Saw Blades & Wheels
Consider these key factors when selecting replacement tile cutting components:
- Compatibility: Ensure the blade or wheel matches your specific tile cutter model - check manufacturer part numbers for Vitrex, Faithfull, or other brands
- Material type: Diamond blades excel at cutting porcelain, glass, and high-glaze tiles, whilst tungsten carbide wheels suit standard ceramic tiles
- Wet or dry cutting: Wet bridge saw blades require water cooling, whereas manual tile cutter wheels operate dry
- Blade diameter: Select the correct diameter (measured in mm) to fit your saw or cutter safely
- Cutting quality: Premium diamond blades like the Vitrex Ultimate range deliver cleaner cuts with reduced chipping on expensive tiles
- Frequency of use: Professional tradespeople benefit from investing in higher-grade blades for extended lifespan and consistent performance
Safety Information
Always disconnect power tools from the 240v mains supply before changing blades. Wear appropriate PPE including safety glasses and gloves when handling or replacing sharp cutting components. Ensure replacement blades and wheels are correctly fitted and secured before operating equipment. Never exceed the manufacturer's recommended maximum RPM rating for blades. Inspect cutting wheels and blades regularly for damage or excessive wear, replacing them immediately if cracks or significant wear are detected.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I replace my tile cutter wheel or blade?
Replace cutting wheels when you notice increased chipping, difficulty scoring tiles, or visible wear on the cutting edge. Diamond blades typically require replacement when cutting performance diminishes or when the diamond coating wears away, which varies based on usage frequency and tile hardness.
What's the difference between diamond blades and standard cutting wheels?
Diamond blades feature industrial diamonds bonded to the cutting edge, making them ideal for hard materials like porcelain, glass, and stone. Standard tungsten carbide wheels are designed for softer ceramic tiles and are typically used in manual scoring-style tile cutters rather than powered saws.
Can I use any diamond blade on my wet tile saw?
No - always check the blade diameter, bore size, and maximum RPM rating matches your specific saw model. Using incompatible blades creates serious safety hazards and can damage your equipment.
