porcelain tile cutting help

[reeves1985]

I'm building a custom vanity unit to fit into a space which is looking great so far.
When looking around for ideas for the top and like the idea of a tiled top but didn't like having joints or grout lines (it would look silly as its only a small cabinet and space) I've realised I can get the desired effect using just one 60x60 tile (great)

So I have the tile I will need to trim 3 edges which I have a cheap wetsaw I'm sure can do that as the don't need to be perfect as the cut edges will be hidden.

My question is:
Without getting all fancy Dan and buying anything expensive for this one cut what is the best method to cut the hole for the basin.
It doesn't need to be a brilliant and can be crude because the edges will be covered as the basin is a ouvermount type.
I have a angle grinder, a cheap wet cutter, a dremel
Oh and the tile is 10mm thick

Thoughts ?

Thanks

 

[nybor62]

angle grinder with a good blade should do it

 

[reeves1985]

Thanks
That's what I was leaning towards
Is there any particular type of blade I should be looking for ?

 

[RDTiling]

Thanks
That's what I was leaning towards
Is there any particular type of blade I should be looking for ?

I bought this one from Tradetiler for my grinder and it has never failed me yet. I don't class it as expensive as it leaves a nice unchipped edge on the tile.


http://www.tradetiler.com/tile-cutt...es-115mm-diamond-wheel-blade-22-2mm-bore.html