Simple way to mitre a tile..................Mitre Wiz

[Mitre Wiz]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for all of your previous feedback it has really helped since i was last on here. Mitre Wiz is an attchment that will go on any grinder that makes the skill of mitring a tile very simple. Since i was on here last we have been working hard on making the tool safer, faster and simpler. Many thanks to those replies last time your feedback was very valuable and improvements were made from your constructive criticism. We have recently done a couple of new videos and have upgraded the tool itself. Would be great if you guys could again have a look and tell me what you all think. Not far off release and will arrange some samples through this forum.


Perfect Mitre Edges in Seconds with The Mitre Wiz - YouTube

The Mitre Wiz is making cutting simple! - YouTube

Once again thanks for your time and feedback

 

[MTiler]

If it works as well and as easy as in the vids I would get one. What sort of price would it sell for?

missyT

 

[Mitre Wiz]

Hi there,

Thanks for your reply. You will be so impressed how easy it is too use certainly does work as well as the video suggests. It def helps to have quality continuous diamond blade but it is so simple. . Do you do a lot of mitring or do you tend too use trim. Check this video out and it gives you a better idea of how quick and easy it is......

The Mitre Wiz in action. - YouTube

Thanks again

cheers

 

[garretridge]

looks good nice and simple idea but like anything it will depend on price if it takes of or not!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

I don't think that the price should be a deciding factor on it's benefits. In my opinion the sooner plastic trim is outlawed from the professional market the stronger the reputation a tiling contractor will gain.
There is no substitute for a perfect mitred edge and the additional time taken to provide a continuous surface of tile is to be admired.

 

[kilty55]

like the look of this

 

[Peter]

Like the improvement of the the blade held downwards rather than pointing towards the user. Are they ready for manufacture yet?

Wonder how long the guide would last before it would need replaced? Would be willing to pay £15/20 for one.

 

[tommyzooom]

I have to agree, it looks much safer than the 1st prototype we saw earlier.
Interesting to see how it performs onsite in a real test or review
It certainly looks promising

 

[Rich]

Does look good but for me price would defiantly be a factor.

 

[The D]

Winner Winner chicken diner I will put my order in now just let me know when I can have one :drool5: