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The DEWALT DW4764 is a 10-inch wet-cutting diamond blade with a continuous rim and extended-performance matrix for chip-free cuts in porcelain and ceramic tile.
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The DEWALT DW4764 10-inch diamond blade is built for tile installers and DIYers who need clean, chip-free cuts in hard materials. This wet-cutting blade uses an extended performance diamond matrix that holds up through long runs of porcelain and ceramic tile, while the continuous rim design minimizes edge chipping on both straight and angled cuts.
Whether you're cutting large-format porcelain or dense ceramic tile, the DW4764 is designed for wet tile saws with a standard 5/8-inch arbor. The premium matrix is formulated to maintain an aggressive cutting edge over time, so you spend less time changing blades and more time setting tile. Its 0.060-inch thickness provides a thin kerf that removes less tile material, making it easier to control and reducing waste on expensive tile.
For a 10-inch wet saw, this blade matches common tile saws from major brands. Always confirm your saw's arbor size and maximum RPM before installation. The DW4764 is a wet-cut blade—dry cutting with it will dull the diamond prematurely and create excessive dust. Use a steady, moderate feed rate and keep the blade cool with a constant water flow.
Best suited for interior and exterior tile work, this blade is a dependable choice for flooring, walls, and countertop projects where finish quality matters.
Continuous rim design: produces clean, chip-free edges on porcelain and ceramic tile
Extended performance diamond matrix: maintains cutting speed and prolongs blade life
10-inch diameter with 0.060-in thin kerf: cuts accurately and reduces tile waste
Wet cutting design: controls heat and dust for smoother, safer operation
Fits standard 5/8-in arbor wet tile saws: simple installation on common tile saws
Model: DW4764
Diameter: 10 in (254 mm)
Rim Type: Continuous
Thickness: 0.060 in (1.5 mm)
Arbor Size: 5/8 in (15.9 mm)
Product Type: Diamond Tile Blade
Cutting Method: Wet
Compatible Materials: Porcelain, ceramic, and stone tile
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DW4764
For tile, the blade's rim shape directly affects cut quality. Segmented blades cut faster but leave a rougher edge and more chipping. The DW4764's continuous rim creates a smooth, chip-free cut—important for polished and glazed tile where the edge is visible.
Always use a wet saw with enough water flow to cool the blade. Porcelain is dense and generates more friction heat than standard ceramic. Keep the blade fully exposed to water and avoid forcing it through the material.
A diamond blade lasts longer when it's cleaned and stored properly. After each job, remove the blade from the saw, rinse it, and dry it before putting it away. This prevents rust and keeps the diamond particles exposed and sharp.
No, the DW4764 is designed for wet cutting only. Dry cutting will overheat the blade and drastically shorten its life.
It has a 5/8-inch arbor, which fits most 10-inch wet tile saws. Check your saw’s arbor before mounting.
Yes, the continuous rim and premium diamond matrix handle rectified porcelain, ceramic, and many natural stone tiles with minimal chipping.
Use a steady, moderate feed rate and let the blade do the work. Pushing too hard can cause overheating and premature blade wear.
The blade is designed for a 5/8-inch arbor; many saws accept it directly. If your saw has a different arbor, you may need a reducer or adapter.
I've used this blade on a dozen jobs. It slices through porcelain without chipping. The continuous rim gives a smooth finish. The water cooling keeps it from overheating. It's a bit expensive but worth every penny. I'll buy another when this one wears out.
Made tiling a breeze.
Works well with wet saw. The cut is smooth.
I'm a tile setter and this blade has never let me down. It cuts porcelain, ceramic, and even some stone. The edge stays sharp for a long time. It produces fewer chips than other blades I've tried. It's a staple in my toolbox.
It does a good job on porcelain. The cut quality is top notch. Just wish it were cheaper.
Perfect cuts every time.
It cut our porcelain tiles without any chipping. We were pleased with the result.
I used this for a kitchen backsplash. The cuts were clean and precise. It didn't leave rough edges. The blade didn't overheat. I'd definitely recommend it.
