Kilo
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Hi,
I bought a (let's say) DIY wet saw for a few projects around the house (they may include porcelain) and have made some good right angle/curved cuts to some sacrificial unglazed tiles with the blade included. Having made a couple of cuts to a glazed ceramic tile, the blade is doing less than perfect (as you can see from the picture!) I expected this to be the case. I have turned the glaze the other way on the cut, but seems the same. Does anyone who uses wet saws have a particular brand they use, and my other question, is a blade specially for porcelain going to be the way for a glazed tile ? The bore on the machine is 22 and dia is 180.
Ta
I bought a (let's say) DIY wet saw for a few projects around the house (they may include porcelain) and have made some good right angle/curved cuts to some sacrificial unglazed tiles with the blade included. Having made a couple of cuts to a glazed ceramic tile, the blade is doing less than perfect (as you can see from the picture!) I expected this to be the case. I have turned the glaze the other way on the cut, but seems the same. Does anyone who uses wet saws have a particular brand they use, and my other question, is a blade specially for porcelain going to be the way for a glazed tile ? The bore on the machine is 22 and dia is 180.
Ta
