An inexpensive angle grinder with a diamond blade can cut perfect circles and squares in the toughest tile. You can buy a 4- or 4-1/2-in. grinder and a dry-cut diamond blade for as little as $75.

which is designed for cutting tile. The saw has an abrasive blade that's bathed in water, so it cuts cleanly, with no dust. Another power-tool option is to use a jigsaw fitted with a metal-cutting ...

The range in sizes will allow users to perform cutting tasks in a variety of materials including masonry, block, roof tiles, pavers, reinforced concrete and more. Ultra-Thin Kerf Blades are ...