dewalt d24000 - am i stupid? - TilersForums.com

[leesfarm07]

Bought a dw24000 before xmas and have only just come to trying it out. Straight cuts are fantastic even a 1mm slice. But when I want to cut out a piece to say go aroung a corner (ie a cut from one direction then a cut at 90 deg from the other direction) i am left with the bit of tile still in the corner of the cut due to the sweep of the blade. Obviously when doing this cut on a normal table wet saw the blade is the other way up so you dont get this problem. Am I being thick here or is there a way around this?:iamwithstupid:

 

[diamondtiling]

Dave will be along shortly, he has one of those cutters.

 

[merlecollins]

Not sure about the Dewalt as I've never had or used a one, but I generally keep my hand grinder close by to trim corners in like that

 

[hillhead]

I haven't got a dewalt but you could turn it upside down?
plenty on here have one so someone will tell ya!!

 

[diamondtiling]

Is there an echo in here Joe.

:lol:

 

[hillhead]

Is there an echo in here Joe.

:lol:

seems to be.........:lol:





seems to be..........:lol:

 

[DHTiling]

You can use a grinder as mentioned above or sometimes you can trim it on the machine it's self..because the blade cuts from above and not below is why you get this..but not a problem at all..

This is way to do it on the saw..

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xziqkZy_QE4]YouTube - How to Use a Tile Saw : How to Make Right Angle Cuts with a Tile Saw[/ame]

 

[grumpygrouter]

Bought a dw24000 before xmas and have only just come to trying it out. Straight cuts are fantastic even a 1mm slice. But when I want to cut out a piece to say go aroung a corner (ie a cut from one direction then a cut at 90 deg from the other direction) i am left with the bit of tile still in the corner of the cut due to the sweep of the blade. Obviously when doing this cut on a normal table wet saw the blade is the other way up so you dont get this problem. Am I being thick here or is there a way around this?:iamwithstupid:

Use your nippers to nip the excess out.

 

[doug boardley]

I sometimes just tap it out with the chisel end of my hammer

 

[leesfarm07]

Thanks guys. This is my first post since introducing myself...cant believe the response its incredible! should have been on this ages ago! Just busy getting the machine in a 'used' condition before my next job on monday...gives the customer that feeling that you have actually used it before and therefore know how to use it!!:lol: Cheers guys!:hurray: