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Bihui B-Turbo 3-3/8" Diamond Blade

BIHUI B-Turbo 3-3/8" Diamond Blade

by BIHUI
SKU DCDT85
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$19.95
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$13.49
Size: 3-3/8"
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Compact cutting power for tight work. The BIHUI B-Turbo 3-3/8" Diamond Blade pairs a turbo rim with a stable steel core for fast, chip-free cuts on dense porcelain and ceramic — the turbo layout moves air to reduce heat, so it stays smooth during detail shaping and tight corner work. Perfect for compact cutting tools.

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A 3-3/8" turbo-rim diamond blade for compact tools and detail cutting.

  • Diameter: 3-3/8"
  • Rim: Turbo rim moves air to reduce heat and improve chip-free performance
  • Core: Stable steel core with premium diamond bond for smooth, predictable cuts
  • Materials: Dense porcelain and ceramic
  • Best for: Detail shaping, tight corners, and confined cuts where a full-size blade won't fit
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BIHUI B-Turbo 3-3/8" Diamond Blade — Compact Power for Detail Cuts

A 3-3/8" blade fits the compact tools you reach for in tight spots — and the BIHUI B-Turbo makes those small cuts clean. Its turbo rim moves air to reduce heat and improve chip-free performance, while a stable steel core with a premium diamond bond delivers smooth, predictable cuts in dense porcelain and ceramic.

It's built for detail shaping, tight corners, and confined cuts where a full-size blade just won't fit. Run it on a BIHUI mini angle grinder for control in close quarters.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Compact size: 3-3/8" fits mini grinders and tight spots
  • Runs cooler: Turbo rim moves air to reduce heat
  • Chip-free cuts: Smooth, predictable performance on dense tile
  • Stable core: Steel core with premium diamond bond
  • Detail work: Shaping, tight corners, and confined cuts
  • For porcelain and ceramic: Dense, hard tile

Pro tip: Keep the blade moving so the turbo rim can shed heat, and take light passes in tight corners. Let it reach speed before you feed into the cut for the cleanest edge.