VEVOR Manual Tile Cutter, 1000mm 39 Inch Tile Cutter, 15mm Tile Cutter, Tile Cutting for Precision Cutting

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Precision Positioning: The infrared function helps you achieve accurate positioning and straight-line markings. The metal ridge aligned with the marking wheel path and the sliding head with ball bearing design ensure smooth scoring, allowing you to cut tiles with the utmost precision.

Manual tile Cutters are not suitable for cutting angles and curves as they were primarily designed for making straight cuts. However, there are special tile-cutting tools for angles and curves. Have you ever wondered how tiling is done effortlessly and neatly in different room sizes with remade tiles? The question lies in measurement, arrangement and cutting tiles to fit in right where we need it to be. And that is where a tile cutter comes in.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. Tile cutters have many benefits ranging from basic tile cutting to more intricate uses like design and aesthetics. Here are some reasons you can benefit from getting a tile cutter: Excellent Stability: Equipped with scale and angle adjustment rulers for precise measurements and fixed positioning. The two support legs can swing up to 180 degrees, ensuring a secure and balanced operation. The non-slip rubber base keeps the machine in place, even when applying cutting force. Durable Construction: The cutting blade wheel exhibits outstanding toughness and rigidity, effortlessly scoring and breaking tiles. The machine features corrosion-resistant steel rails, professionally designed bearings, and a heavy-duty aluminum base, providing peace of mind for your tile laying and home remodeling projects.

In contrast, electric models tend to be heavier and messier. They use a diamond blade and have a water pan to keep both the blade and tile as cool as possible. The addition of water also helps to keep dust to a minimum. The continuous rim allows for extra clean cuts. There are also tilts for 22.5 and 45-degree mitre cuts and an advanced water recirculation system as well as a double extension table for larger format tiles.The Marshalltown 36-inch Tile Cutter also comes with high-quality bearings for smooth operation, has a 22mm tungsten carbide scoring wheel and boasts a rigid I-beam construction for accurate cuts. 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.

Manual tile cutters are likely to seem less daunting to first-time tilers. This is because they’re significantly quieter than electric cutters and provide cleaner, easier working than electric models.

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. Most tiling projects require some kind of tile cutter. Whether you’re creating a beautiful herringbone pattern which requires accurate angles and cutting lines or need to trim the tile edges for a fireplace surround, having the right tools will make your life a whole lot easier. If you’re looking for a reliable entry level manual cutter that will cut ceramic and porcelain tiles up to 400mm, then the DEX Tile Cutter 400 is ideal. It comes with a 22mm titanium scoring wheel and like much of the DEX range can be recycled at the end of its working life. The tungsten carbide scoring wheel allows for easy breaks while the adjustable measuring guide is ideal for precise cuts. VEVOR commits to making quality appliances and tools. As such, it is not surprising that they have made excellent tile cutters of different types over the years.