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Hi Guys,
I need some advice on the best method of cutting around my shower trays. They are all curved. My tiles seem to chip slightly on the edge when ... -
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Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
Hi Guys,
I need some advice on the best method of cutting around my shower trays. They are all curved. My tiles seem to chip slightly on the edge when I cut them. I will be using my grinder. Would a new blade help as I have the cheap original blade on the cutter at the moment. Thanks in advance,
Gusty.
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re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
hi gusty ,you can buy a curved blade for these type of cuts
i have aone and they are great
trade tiler on here sells them
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re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
I use a glass blade in my grinder for such jobs, works a treat and gives a lovely crisp cut. The blade I use is a QEP one from B&Q and it's about 17 quid. They don't last very long if you are dry cutting with them but they are good.
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Making templates of the tray will help as well when it comes to cutting the shape..
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TilersForums Contributor
re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
Thanks for the advice. If the B+Q blade will last 3 trays then that will do me. It might be easier to buy from Trade Tiler though. My nearest B+Q is 30 miles away,
Gusty
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trade tilers delivery is super fast
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re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
Kilty55- nice 1, blade on order. At least if I cut my fingers off the cuts will be funky and curved!! Thanks again all. I did not know you could get those blades,
Gusty.
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nice one gusty,i think you wil like
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Curved cuts, done by hand, with the help of a Rubi TX 700
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Just use your teeth 
You will be amazed at the difference of a decent wheel.
AMEY TILING - Ceramic, porcelain, mosaic and natural stone tiling
Richard Amey - 07817 904 897 Email - Ameytiling@Hotmail.co.uk
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re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
Might of drank more than i thought last night or are the pics blurred
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I've only had 2 tinnies! I even shut one eye to see if that worked!!!
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Iv had a skin full of rum and they look perfectly in focus to me
AMEY TILING - Ceramic, porcelain, mosaic and natural stone tiling
Richard Amey - 07817 904 897 Email - Ameytiling@Hotmail.co.uk
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That might be the problem might be sober
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Re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
Nice bri... How did you make the curved cuts? I have some to do
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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Marked them out, cut them a bit big, then just make a few adjustments to get a nice fit. All done with the grinder. I used to use a templating tool or a bit of card in my early days, now just do it with a few measurements and the final bit by eye.
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Re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
great.. so no need for special curved cut blades for the grinder?
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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I've never used one, apparently they are very handy though.
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Re: Curved porcelain cut..HELP!!!!
Use nippers myself, and bring the last 5-10mm by following the shape with a finger/spacer between the pencil and object. Curved wheel looks much handier though.
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