Simple way to mitre a tile..................Mitre Wiz

[Bolter]

I would def buy one, and would make a point of offering more mitred edging!

 

[Kevin George]

Does it really work well on porcelain tiles?

 

[Gazzer]

Does it really work well on porcelain tiles?

Why shouldnt it ? more to do with the diamond wheel you use isnt it ?

 

[doug boardley]

[video=youtube;3oInQOcbX0Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oInQOcbX0Y&feature=related[/video]

 

[doug boardley]

[video=youtube;UMuIJGMTNIc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMuIJGMTNIc&feature=related[/video]

 

[Tony73]

I think the best way for mitred corners, wet saw, and just to run with polisher after.

 

[Kevin George]

Just doubted that a dry wheel wouldn't chip the edges of really hard tiles as it gets hot. That's why I asked.

 

[Tony73]

it's good idea, but maby for soft ceramic tiles.

 

[DHTiling]

it's good idea, but maby for soft ceramic tiles.

it's ya blade that does the cutting not the mitre wiz.. :lol:

 

[Tony73]

if you have just stright cut it's ok. how about recess where you have U shape cut on the tile etc.

 

[Tony73]

blade cuts ,but mabe chip porcelain tile

 

[Tony73]

i did not use tile trim for many years now. allways do mitred corners. on my profile there is bath and vanity unit (lime stone)with all mitred corners

 

[Gazzer]

Just doubted that a dry wheel wouldn't chip the edges of really hard tiles as it gets hot. That's why I asked.

Different wheels give different finishes. Montolit gets a big thumbs.

 

[Kevin George]

Different wheels give different finishes. Montolit gets a big thumbs.

I have paid for expensive blades for my angle grinder in the past and never found them to be as good as using the wet cutter for getting a clean cut.
Maybe I'll look at a montolit wheel next time I buy one then.

 

[Tony73]

http://www.****************/shop/p28341 does anyone use this blade?