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Have a job installing the tiles in the link. 900x450 slate effect porcelain.
I have an overhead wet cutter but only it will only allow a max of 750mm on ... -
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Re: Large format porcelain tiles
Hi yes for a large tile like that you need a large bench saw but are alot of money if you are only doing this job.
best bet would be to use a angle grinder with a good diamond blade.alot cheaper to buy and will do the job.
hope this helps.
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Gall.B
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Re: Large format porcelain tiles
Why do they need to be wet cut could get a decent 900mm dry cutter for not very much money.
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Re: Large format porcelain tiles
Where are you in the country? Someone might have a suitable cutter they are willing to lend/hire you.
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Re: Large format porcelain tiles
CTD will let you hire a rubi TX1200 which would be big enough for scoring them and possibly snapping them if they will. With tiles like this I usually go for the angle grinder with a diamond tipped blade. I bought mine four years ago and never needed to replace the blade yet. To be honest so long as you can cope with the dust that is created on a job then I prefer them to my wet cutter.
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Re: Large format porcelain tiles
dust not a prob as it's a garage floor and so can all be done out side with out having countless trips back and fourth. .
thanks for tips
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Re: Large format porcelain tiles
Would it need any slc for the large formats.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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doug boardley
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Re: Large format porcelain tiles
a TX 900 wwill do them no probs
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