Another Porcel-Thin

[Stef]

What you using to cut them??

 

[White Room]

What you using to cut them??

I use the speed cutter like Ray gave us, bought a 600 one with the bearings in the running wheels which cuts really well for the big cuts.

For the smaller cuts use the 900 Sigma which I find easier and a grinder for square hole cutting or large c square cuts around windows with the damp sponge attachment.

 

[Stef]

I use the speed cutter like Ray gave us, bought a 600 one with the bearings in the running wheels which cuts really well for the big cuts.

For the smaller cuts use the 900 Sigma which I find easier and a grinder for square hole cutting or large c square cuts around windows with the damp sponge attachment.

Ideal, I burned out one of my grinders 3/4 weeks ago using the sponge method, too much pressure on the motor as it was my 18v, need to invest in a good 240/110v grinder.
Still not used my cutter I got at Ray's day, I'm taking the missus down to Rays to pick porcel-thin for my own bathroom/wetroom.

 

[Turkish tiler]

Nice work mark :hurray:

 

[White Room]

Ideal, I burned out one of my grinders 3/4 weeks ago using the sponge method, too much pressure on the motor as it was my 18v, need to invest in a good 240/110v grinder.
Still not used my cutter I got at Ray's day, I'm taking the missus down to Rays to pick porcel-thin for my own bathroom/wetroom.

I use a 240 grinder, this company do the speed cutters http://www.wholesaleglasscompany.co.uk/acatalog/Silberschnitt-Speed-Cutter.html but sure Ray could get you one of the good ones.

Just looked at suppliers for Porcel-Thin and there all down south.

 

[RDTiling]

Looks stunning Mark.

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

well mark great job there a lot of cutting and good setting out i hope your next job is a bit easyer but you proved any place any tile any time you are the master :hurray: