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Discuss Big Clinker in the Tiling Tools at Tilers Forum; Hi. I have just bought a 25" Big Clinker for cutting Travertine tiles 60cm X 40.5cm & 1.2cm thick. Can anyone suggest what setting would be the best for scoring ...
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    Hi.
    I have just bought a 25" Big Clinker for cutting Travertine tiles 60cm X 40.5cm & 1.2cm thick. Can anyone suggest what setting would be the best for scoring the tiles. (settings are from 0 - 4). I had a trial run with it using setting one and the tile cut quite nicely but I had to score it twice. (I don't know if I was just a little hesitant and didn't press down hard enough).

    Would really appreciate your recommendations!

    Cheers

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    Real Trav or ceramic tile?

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    Its the real stuff!

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    You need a wet cutter for Trav.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Ramic View Post
    You need a wet cutter for Trav.
    absolutley

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    yep wet cutter

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    Quote Originally Posted by brian c View Post
    yep wet cutter
    whats with the new avataar,is this a last act of defiance before ibrox gets sold to tesco lol!
    whats the score in the milan game?

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