Porcelain spawn of the devil

[Wayne Brown]

How you boys work with this stuff day in day out , what's the best blade to avoid chipping please, why is it such a ***** to cut never snaps clean or straight a light score then snap over the knee works best , and the weight on the wall is ridiculous. Cheers kop

 

[widler]

We get by by spend hundreds of pounds on good cutters like sigma, monti or rubi, but even then they won’t cut some porcelain right.
And some porcelain will chip no matter which blade you use .
But using a sponge and wet cutting usually helps

 

[One Day]

Experience, quality tools and blades, and refusal to work with rubbish porcelain.
In that order!

 

[Wayne Brown]

I dont mind spending on a decent blade? If you have a recommendation guys, I have rubi cutters and dewalt grinders customer supplied the tiles so they get what they paid for basically, what's you opion on bal rapid flex fibre plus for fixing porcelain. cheers kop

 

[widler]

I don’t use rapid now much at all, I don’t like the feeling im being rushed.
Never used bal so can’t comment on it.
Used tm ultimate yesterday and if its like that, its like soreading clue and goes off like the clappers

 

[Wayne Brown]

No worries bud thanks for finding the time to answer anyway enjoy ya weekend. Kop

 

[Dumbo]

I used rapid flex fibre plus last week . Customer purchased it . You are probably paying a premium as i believe it's a topps exclusive . It's ok , it's not the fastest but it's the colour of dry wall adhesive .

 

[Wayne Brown]

£16.95 a bag does the job and has good grab properties working time is really only 30 - 45 mins then it's starting to go off. cheers kop