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BIHUI Precision Sintered Diamond Blade (45mm)

BIHUI Precision Sintered Diamond Blade (45mm)

by BIHUI
SKU AGMBS45
$11.07 - $11.07
$11.07
$11.07 - $11.07
$11.07

Reach the cuts a big blade can't. The BIHUI Precision Sintered Diamond Blade (45 mm) is built for detailed fabrication — outlet cutouts, inside corners, radius work, and delicate trimming on porcelain and sintered materials. A small-diameter sintered blade that holds its edge for clean, controlled precision cuts.

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A 45 mm sintered diamond blade for precision tile fabrication and detail cuts.

  • Diameter: 45 mm
  • Type: Sintered diamond for durable, controlled cutting
  • Use: Outlet cutouts, inside corners, radius work, and delicate trimming
  • Materials: Porcelain and sintered materials
  • Best for: Detailed fabrication where larger blades cannot reach
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BIHUI Precision Sintered Diamond Blade (45mm) — Reach the Cuts Big Blades Can't

Outlet cutouts, inside corners, radius work, and delicate trimming demand a small, controllable blade — a full-size disc simply can't get in there. The BIHUI 45 mm sintered diamond blade is built for that precision fabrication and detail work, with sintered diamond construction for durable, controlled cutting in porcelain and sintered materials.

Its small diameter is the point: it reaches into tight inside corners and tight radii for detailed fabrication where larger blades can't, giving you the clean, accurate cuts that finish work demands. Run it on a BIHUI mini angle grinder for maximum control.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Reaches tight work: 45 mm diameter gets into corners and radii
  • Precision cuts: Outlet cutouts, inside corners, and radius work
  • Durable: Sintered diamond for controlled, lasting cutting
  • For hard materials: Porcelain and sintered surfaces
  • Detail fabrication: Where larger blades can't reach
  • Pairs with mini grinders: Maximum control on fine cuts

Pro tip: Take your time on inside corners — plunge gently and let the small blade work rather than forcing it around a radius. Keep it cool and feed steadily for clean fabrication edges.