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will be doing a floor with bnq tiles £10 a metre gray-black type, 10 mill maybe, whats the best cutter i should buy to do the job, for diy use, and how many cuts does a blade last?



any tips as to cutting tiles, and around rads whats the best method?

also fix full tiles, then cut next day, and lay cut tiles? to edge


Do you pva a ply deck first? before adhesive

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These pages might help-

tile cutting

floor tiling

PVA & tiling


also fix full tiles, then cut next day, and lay cut tiles? to edge
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ok cheers, £100 say to spend, what tile cutter do you get?



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check the type of tile you have, ceramic or porcelain, and hire a Rubi scribe cutter, and or wet cutter from most good tile shops, or your local hire centre, the cheap tile cutters won't usually be up to the job, with a 9mm thick tile, you may get jagged cuts, or more wastage than neccessary.
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http://www.toolventure.co.uk/Brands/Rub ... p3065.aspx


ceramic, not bought yet, would the above be ok, was looking at 600 watt electric £100, would rather buy then hire, but if it wont do the job, will have to hire, £100 is top i would pay

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What about this-

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They look great to me UHM


I just need to know what will ;ast and do the job, Will try to find the tile I'm getting size wise


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The diamond blades in the electric wheel cutters last a long time, or should I say the one that I have has lasted and they are not much for a new one.
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cheers, still deciding, but need to get one this week


http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2867_5274.htm saw that today in the shop, seems ok

Or is plasplugs from b n q better,? cheers
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