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What are the type of tiles that should preferbly be cut with a wet cutter as opposed to a manual cutter? As I have found that certain tiles can obviously be cut with either cutters, however certain tiles are cut better with a electric wet tile cutter. As tiling is my full time job , I need to take the best route to ensure a professional outcome. Please advise .Bushman
 

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