Hi Guys Mitring Tiles

[Unused Account 1]

Hello guys just asking whats the best saws or tools for mitring porcelain ,as they arevery hard to not chip ,thanks

 

[J Sid]

I've always use a angle grinder and a ATS blade and done it free hand, and a decade of practice

 

[White Room]

I've always use a angle grinder and a ATS blade and done it free hand, and a decade of practice

Which ats blade do you use Julian ?

 

[Old Mod]

Which ats blade do you use Julian ?

I believe it's the round one Mark!

 

[J Sid]

The Thin Turbo Blade, but find a used one is not as harsh. Then if needed some Silicon carbide disc on a variable speed Makita.

 

[White Room]

I believe it's the round one Mark!

I'm sure I've seen one of them

 

[Unused Account 1]

Them round blades are the best ones ,the square ones hard to use

 

[Unused Account 1]

Did that wiz mitre ever get made

 

[White Room]

Did that wiz mitre ever get made

Yes it was but still only seems to be in Australia....

 

[Unused Account 1]

Cheers whitebeam looks a nice simple piece of kit

 

[J Sid]

got one of these but never gone on with it

 

[Unused Account 1]

The wiz mitre available in australia very cheap ,looks the easy option

 

[Spud]

got one of these but never gone on with it
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Take for ever to mitre a porcelain tile with one of those Julian, I prefer to hand cut with a diamond blade and finish with a polisher but thought finishing with one of those mitring profile wheels might work but every time I tried the wheel chipped the mitre edge or scored/ burned the edge of the tile

 

[J Sid]

Take for ever to mitre a porcelain tile with one of those Julian, I prefer to hand cut with a diamond blade and finish with a polisher but thought finishing with one of those mitring profile wheels might work but every time I tried the wheel chipped the mitre edge or scored/ burned the edge of the tile

yes it was a waste if money

I see many use a sponge with the blade, never found I need this on 'normal' tiles, is it essential on thin tiles to stop over heating and chipping?

 

[Unused Account 1]

Been mitring porcelain ,whatever you use ,has small chips hard to do for anyone