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Sturdy and Stable Design: The angle grinder stand provides a secure and stable platform for your angle grinder, allowing for safe and precise chamfering of ceramic and stone tiles. Precise 45-Degree Chamfering: Achieve perfect 45-degree chamfers on tiles with this tool, ensuring professional and...

Tile Cutter Slider 45 Degree Cutting Tile Cutter for Angle Grinder 115/125mm. Wide usages: Our Tile Cutter is an all-in-1 tool for diverse projects and uses. Achieve Perfect Cutting: With its standard 45-degree bevel, this tile cutter fits 115/125 angle grinders and ensures accurate and...

Item Type: Tile Chamfering Machine. Applicable: Suitable for 115 125 angle grinder. Continue reading...

Its user-friendly design allows you to adjust it to any angle you need. Simply lock it in place with the tightening knob. Durable and lightweight design makes it easy to use on any job site. Kitchen Scale. Continue reading...

Hi there, I am looking for advice on tile layout for a new build. We are putting 600mm x 600mm large format in the kitchen and running it out the hallway. The kitchen is at a 22Deg to the hallway. The edges of the tiles will not aligned at this angle and so i am looking for advice how best to...

On large format are alot of you using angle grinders (anyone use the monolit guide? Plus using a good extractor) Or the wet circular saw or now you having to carry about 1200mm wet cutter?

Hi, I've been thinking about corded a water-fed angle grinder and wondered if anyone could recommend one? Also are these dust-free enough for use indoors? many thanks in advance.

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Hi there, I hope someone can help me. I’ve just tiled my kitchen, and need to trim the tiles with some chrome upvc angle bar (I tiled over the original tiles so couldn’t use ordinary tile trim). The two way mitres at the corners have worked out fine, but I’m not happy with the three way mitres...

I was watching videos on cutting tiles with angle grinder and came a cross one where the tile was cut on what looked like a large board. Anyone know what material it would be looking at getting something to cut on top of.

Can anyone give any hints or tips on using an angle grinder for cutting tiles, bought a variable Bosch and premtool blade. Have read about rotating the grinder and having the blade on the right as pull cutting can be more accurate on longer cuts. Also the dust etc is thrown away from you...

Just wondering what I should expect to pay for a good blade to cut porcelain tiles? It'll be a 4.5" blade to fit my grinder. The guy in one of the local tile shops showed me a £30 blade he "sells to all the professional tilers." I've seen a diamond edged blade in toolstation for £3. But I...

Has anyone got any experience of this machine ? Looks better than the older style DeWalt cordless grinders. 9000 rpm no load speed DeWalt DCG405N 18V XR Brushless 125mm Angle Grinder (Body Only) 5035048665503 | eBay -...

Hi I am looking for a blade for my angle grinder for cutting ceramic tiles can anyone recommend a good one? happy to pay for a decent one rather than having to buy cheap all of the time. so many different ones to choose from so any recommendations would be much appreciated. thanks John

I bought some 5" discs (United Abrasives SAIC) along with a flexible backing pad (hook type) to fit into a grinder. (4" also available) for polishing ceramic cut edges. I will also try them in one of my air polishers. These were from ATS Diamond Tools with some help. (SAIT Velour Silicon...

Hi everyone! Any advice to help with the cuts please? How to best avoid not break or chip the tile, how to keep a straight line... Do you cut it at the back of the tile or the front? Any advice would be much appreciated:)

10mm trowel . Depending on how i hold it ,i can get from 6-10 mm adhesive . What angle is the best . To get a 10mm bed, i need to hold at 90 degrees etc

Who uses them exclusively for cutting? Is it worth the investment of £450 for a flex volt grinder??

Maybe I'm a bit late to the party but to those of you that haven't tried these yet you should do as I've drilled 10 mm porcelain in under 20 seconds with a 25 mm hole . The make I'm using is Mexco although I understand ATS products are much liked . Time easily outweighs cost .

Hi, I am currently tiling a bathroom with 600x 300 porcelain tiles and all is going well. The sink area is a boxed section that protrudes from the back wall for the waste pipes etc. As the tiles have a finished edge to them would It be acceptable to use butt joins on the external corner return...