Chipped edges

[dodge]

I want to cut porceline floor tiles to make a 100mm skirting and butting against wall tiles.
However, I am using a table cutter with a tile blade but it seems to make small chips on the edge,
is there anyway I can cut them without chipping them as the cut edge will show.
I have tried cutting from both sides with the same result.
I do not want to apply a silicone bead along the join.
Any ideas please.
Thank you

 

[cam_low]

What saw and blade are you using at the minute ?

 

[Bubblecraft]

Hi & welcome to TF. How can you already be banned with your first post?

 

[Ian]

You're looking on Tapatalk Gus, they've not been banned, just not registered yet. Dodge, if you register it'll be easier for other members to reply to this thread.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

You'll get a good edge with a Rubi Ts 600.

 

[dodge]

Thanks Bri , I have now registered.
Not sure of make of blade will look tomorrow but it is a tile cutting blade, is there a different one for porcelain tiles ?

 

[dodge]

I have looked up my table cutter and its a Plasplug Compact Plus with a Diamond cutter blade.
Any comments please.

 

[Ian]

Thanks Bri , I have now registered.
Not sure of make of blade will look tomorrow but it is a tile cutting blade, is there a different one for porcelain tiles ?

Top work. I've moved the thread into the tiling forum.

 

[AliGage]

What are the tiles?
You putting water in the saw dodge?

 

[cam_low]

If its the saw I'm thinking it will struggle to cut nicely as the motor and blade are not good enough to give a lovely finish with porcs.

Why not hire a dry cutter? Rubi/sigma/montolit will all give good cuts!

 

[cam_low]

You can also buy a silicone forming kit, I use a fugenboy, gives a perfect 45 3mm bead finish !