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Anyone had experience of these Chinese produced tiles? I am doing an en-suite with these on floor and walls. They are extremely hard porcelain (porcellanetto). I had to give up ... -
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Anyone had experience of these Chinese produced tiles? I am doing an en-suite with these on floor and walls. They are extremely hard porcelain (porcellanetto). I had to give up on the Big Clinker after 2 attempts, then made all cuts on wet cutter but even with a new upgraded 180 mm disc on the Vitrex I still get small chips on the cut. Can anyone recommend a good 180mm disc which will give a better edge on these?
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The Following User Says Thank You to merlecollins For This Useful Post:
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Nice tiles...TX will do them no probs...
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The Following User Says Thank You to Dave For This Useful Post:
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Looks like I have the excuse to get a TS40+ if it'll do the vertical cuts.Tx guys.
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Originally Posted by
merlecollins
Hi mate,
I'm just busy finishing a 35m2 bathroom - walls and floor - with the exact same tile....
Aye, you're right they are very hard
I've been using my TS40+ for the short cuts and as I have set a full tile up from the floor I have only one course of long cuts around the ceiling....
... my standard TS60 will not snap them at all, but i've ordered a tx700n which I should get this Friday, so i'm leaving those cuts till I get my new machine.
I've been using a cheap and nasty 180mm wet wheel for the 'l' cuts which just takes a bit longer than I would hope, but a good wheel like the Montolit DNA from TT or a Marcrist will fly through them...
I'm tempted to put the job in for JOTM actually coz the tiles look really good

Baulking at £100+ for montolit dna. Is it worth twice as much at the Marcrist CK850?
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My marcrist chips the porcelain, looking for more feedback to montolit blade
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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The Following User Says Thank You to whitebeam For This Useful Post:
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anyone have good experience of marcrist blade on very hard porcelain, or other one less than £100!! ???
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Baulking at £100+ for montolit dna. Is it worth twice as much at the Marcrist CK850?
CK850 always been spot on for me, but know a few of the lads on here complain of chipping...
Like I said previously the one I'm using on the Youngstone this week is just the cheap one you get with the Plasplugs Master Tiler-no chipping whatsoever
.....I couldnt be bothered to take my big machine, but my master is playing a blinder.
And I get my TX700N on Friday, so everything is sweet as....
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The Following User Says Thank You to merlecollins For This Useful Post:
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Got the rubi TS40 plus delivered today only ordered it 1pm yest. All in £153, pretty good, and it does the vertical cuts lovely, wish I had it ages ago.
Meanwhile, still wondering about wet blade, surely if a Master Tiler blade cuts it nicely, I don't need to spend £100+ on a new blade.......
Any suggestions, anyone???
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