Manual Tile Cutter 1200mm High Precision Laser Guided Heavy Duty Solid Base with Wheels for Ceramic and Porcelain Tiles Kitchen Bathroom Home Flooring and Walls Tiles Cutting Machine TOPWAY 347740

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We did notice that we sometimes got an uneven break at the far end of the tile with larger tiles, so we’d recommend only using these cutters with smaller tiles. A comfortable soft-grip handle ensures greater comfort when using the product for prolonged periods. Using the cutter is simple: using a metal ruler to keep things straight, mark the tile with the scorer. Then insert the tile in the jaws of the cutter, aligning the scored mark with the centre of the tool, and squeeze to snap the tile in two. You might hear these types of cutters also referred to as ‘snappers’ for obvious reasons! There are two types of tile cutter – manual and electric. But which should you choose? Choose a manual tile cutter if: One of the most useful features of the QEP cutter is a fixed extension table that allows you to keep your tiles in place while you’re cutting them. We also really liked the mitre and parallel guides – these made this a particularly easy cutter to cut straight lines with. The finish is extremely clean and it’s also easy to cut angles and bevels.

It features a high-performance breaking system with a maximum breaking power of 1200 kg for cutting through the toughest of materials. Additionally, the cutter is easy to use, and its ergonomic design ensures that you can work with it for hours without feeling fatigued. The cutter's handle is made from high-quality materials that provide a comfortable grip and reduce hand strain, making it easier to operate the cutter for extended periods.

Tile cutters work through a simple scoring and breaking process. The process starts when the operator places the tile on the base. They use the measurement hides on the base plate to align the tile for cutting. They can also align with manual judgment. Health & Safety should be assessed on an individual basis. The advice given here should only be used as a guideline. It is the responsibility of the Employer and the Operators to ensure that they are competent and qualified to use the equipment and that they have taken the necessary safety precautions Precise Cuts: The most obvious use of tile cutters is to make precise and clean cuts. This allows for a neat, beautiful, and accurate tile cut. Then, the operator scores the tile by creating a visible line with the cutter's wheel. Then, they apply pressure on the line they have created to create a stress point. Once the applied pressure is adequate, the final part of the process is to push down the handle or lever to snap the tile. Rubi's DC-250 1200 Python Electric Cutter has a precision moving head and rail system. Ideal for glazed ceramic, porcelain and stone plus other materials Featuring

Glass – Glass tiles offer a clean aesthetic and are extremely stain resistant. However, they are far more fragile than ceramic and porcelain, and can easily chip along the edges. Granite – This is another natural stone, though one that’s cheaper than marble. However, it’s also prone to staining and needs a penetrative sealant to protect it. In conclusion, the Rubi TX 1200 N Heavy Duty Manual Tile Cutter is an excellent tool for anyone looking to achieve accurate and precise cuts with ease. With its robust construction and ergonomic design, it is perfect for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who want to handle tough tiles and ceramics efficiently. Get your hands on this cutter today and experience the difference in your tile cutting experience!

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This is one of the noisier tile cutters we’ve come across, but it does its job extremely well. Do make sure to keep water in the reservoir and clean the bed from time to time to ensure its smooth running.