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Yep I have got one. only 1 type of tile it hasen't cut consistantly was a Keope porcelain with a really heavy surface texture. Wasn't that it didn't have the power, just that it couldn't score a line into the heavy texture. Don't think anything else would have done it either. I ended up using my wet cutter.

Cut every other porcelain I have thrown at it apart from those.

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