Can you cut tile that are 27.75" diagonally. Actual tile are 20 by 20". I'm doing tile at a 45, lots of cuts diagonally
390723
this is a 24" cutter - I think the max diag is 18". I only use this cutter for straight, repeatable cuts. For a diagonal layout, its wetsaw all the way.
390724
i havent tried. if u can get it to score from corner to corner u should b able to snap it over ur knee. otherwise its wet saw time. I have used a glass cutter and a level for larger tile. good luck. my cutter still works great.
1198945
The larger the tile the harder to cut with a tile cutter. But 18 inches is not a problem to cut with a tile cutter. There are many video on ytube that show you how to do it. My tiles were the largest you can ever get and every time I tried to use the largest tile cutter, the tile kept breaking on me.
797634
I bought mine to replace 16 " tile on aterrace. It made every cut necessary to do the job. Great saw for the price.
965319
Yes and no. Ok for small tiles. I measured and put lines on tile for my angle cuts. Used to cut 20" tiles, so had to improvise on large angle cuts. Worked good for me.
1121261
plank tile can b a problem cuz of ridges.and 18x18 diagional. havent had any problems yet. i ve cut alot of big tile with it.
1202797
Actually, mine were 36 x 36. Maybe slightly smaller for cutting, close enough.
752158
Yes, I used a powered pruning saw to cut mine to size, although I had a box of the four-slat tiles to use around the edge. I felt that made a nicer border. Worked great; very easy to cut between the segments.
46381
It comes with a Dianond blade for cutting ceramic tile. I use the drop in method and try torning the tileover and cut on the back side.But Im thinking of no chip out on the front.Try the front too. See how that turns out. It is out in my tool house tonight.Ill look at it tomorrow and see what's printedanywhere I can see it. The rpm you want.I love it. Sure made short work of Hardi siding.
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This type of tile cutter can score and "break" glass tile in a straight line which is pretty much the way it works with any type tile, the problem is if you are trying to cut a piece smaller than like 1/2" it doesn't work to well this is where you might need a blade type tile saw. For me I found that it worked ok for smaller jobs but in some cases it just won't give the provisional looking results you may want
979352
Yes, very well, using the appropriate cutting wheel. I have cut 1/4 inch thick, ceramic floor tile with ease. I was even able to cut deeply into a concrete landscape block.
2251934
That depends on the kerf (thickness) of the blade, usually 1/8 in and how you are cutting the material. I find it easiest to use small clamps to hold the tile in place so that you can get a great cut that has to be precise. You can ultimately take as much or little off of material as you need, just take your time.
1677139
diagonal on a 24 inch tile for stone may be tricky you may need to drop the blade in half way and then spin the stone to cut the other side
46379
There is a masonry blade included that could probably notch tile but probably wouldn't get too many cuts out of it...are you referring to tile already bonded to a substrate?
501048
HI Max - Thank you for writing and thank you for your interest in The Tile Mural Store. When we size an image for a mural the overall dimensions need to be evenly divisible by the tile size we use. Since there is not a tile size that divides evenly into 22" or 25" you can install the 18 x 18 mural and fill the rest of the space with plain field tiles or put a border/trim around the mural to frame it. The only other option to fill the space completely with the mural would be to make the mural 25 1/2" x 25 1/2" for $360.00 and then you can cut the tiles to fit into the space. I hope I've been helpful in answering your question. Please let me know how I may be of further assistance. Thank you again for writing. Toni - The Tile Mural Store
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I'm sure you would just burn up blades and ruin the tiles. You could try a little trim piece, but I wouldn't hold my breath. You can buy a small wet saw from Northern Tool, or rent one from your local hardware store.
1121260
I've cut 16x16 tiles diagonally, and I haven't had any problems. Absolutlely love it.
1800234
In my experience glass tiles are quite small. This is a large tile cutter. You can use it on tiles up to 35", and probablydown to about 4" if you had to. But for small glass tile you'd be better off with a grinder with a diamond blade or asmall wet saw.