Our specialists will come to the object, measure, take away and deliver the ready material in convenient for you time. We perform sawing of any complexity and volume, in particular we work with large-format boards. We are ready to cut ceramic and porcelain tiles for wall, floor, stairwells of private and commercial facilities. To achieve flawless cuts for your tiling projects, having the right tool can make all the difference. Tile cutters, available in both manual and electric variants, are essential for accurately cutting tiles and there are plenty of cutters to choose from at your disposal.

The rotating set square on the manual tile cutter will make the harder corner cuts easier, leaving you with a perfectly symmetrical pattern. Grouting and Finishing Your Herringbone Tiles When scoring larger tiles, it can be difficult to apply consistent downward pressure. If a manual tile cutter’s base doesn’t feature rubber feet, it can slip around on smoother surfaces. That can be frustrating, and it can scratch the surface.

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Industry Connections: We maintain close ties with manufacturers and brands, offering insights into trends and upcoming products. Electric tile cutters on the other hand require minimal physical effort and they can be used to achieve precise cuts on a range of tiles. However, they do have some negatives as they are more expensive, require a power source, can be noisy and achieving perfect straight cuts can be challenging as the diamond blade can cause chips to certain types of tile. The constant cutting speed also allows for ultra-smooth cuts while the automatic overload protection prevents overheating. Cement – Cement tiles have been around since the 19th century and are extremely versatile. Unfortunately, they’re not easy to lay and need to be resealed at least once a month.

Remember that the line on the tile cutter on porcelain tiles is carried out only once. Repeatedly drawing the line will cause the tile to break incorrectly. General tips Porcelain tile is very dense but brittle, so minimizing the chance of the tile chipping is a top priority. One key way to prevent chipping is to use a wet tile saw. The water over the blade reduces friction and heat, allowing the blade to glide through the tile more easily.Electric tile cutting machine, laser, hydro-abrasive such options are not used in the home because of the high cost and complexity of implementation. Basic rules M itring tile does require some experience; it’s an important skill to master the material you’re using and the technique itself to make the cut correctly. It’s important to note, this cut cannot be made with just any machine. Cut your tiles row by row to save you some time and ensuring that you’re making the right cuts and aren’t wasting materials. Always measure twice before you cut to avoid any mistakes. Installing the Herringbone Tile Pattern Supplied with Ø115mm continuous rimmed diamond cutting blade suitable for glazed ceramic, porcelain, quarry, slate and natural stone tiles.

Remove the excess with smooth touches, so that each time it leaves the surface in the thinnest layer, not reaching the edge of the outer side of the corner. Manual tile cutters are likely to seem less daunting to first-time tilers. This is because they’re significantly quieter than electric cutters and provide cleaner, easier working than electric models. This a well-designed tool with more than enough capability of cutting hard ceramic up to 75cm in length. The tool is compact yet very stable due to its sturdy aluminium base.The Vitrex 103450 Power Pro 900 Wet Tile Saw is quite versatile and capable of cutting porcelain, granite, ceramic, marble tiles and natural stone. It really is a good, decent machine.