Scoring wheel 6mm or 10mm ?

[hyscore]

I have just bought a rubi cutter which came with a 6mm and a 10mm scoring wheels,Which wheel would be best to use on 150x150 and 100x200 ceramic tiles.
Many thanks.

 

[DHTiling]

6mm.....walls... 10mm floors usually...........

 

[davy_G]

yep agreed. bigger one for bigger tiles in general.

However i change it now and again with surprisingly good results if the tiles are breaking with a rough edge. Suck it and see i suppose

 

[hyscore]

Thank you for the quick replys.

 

[Fekin]

Suck it and see i suppose

Funnily enough, that's what I say to the wife...:huh2:

 

[joe kelly]

Funnily enough, that's what I say to the wife...:huh2:

Fekin is yours 6mm or 10mm :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[brian c]

hope its not that small Adam,lol:laugh4:

 

[howard]

i always use the 8mm for floor & wall tiles cuts them both great

 

[sWe]

The harder the tile, the larger the wheel, generally.

 

[Droopy]

The harder the tile, the larger the wheel, generally.

When I used my Rubi, (I don't anymore) i found the smaller wheel was better for scoring porc' tiles than the 10mm one.

 

[brian c]

ia gree Drew especially glazed porcelain

 

[sWe]

I forgot to add "and/or the rougher the surface" Atleast that's my experience. It's all about getting the scoring as even as possible.