Recommended cutter for 1200mm porcelain - TilersForums.com

[Old Mod]

Just had the pleasure of spending some time today with @3_fall
I successfully cut 30mm slices off those 1200’s with my sigma after being shown how to use it and how NOT to lean on the tile while snapping it
Cheers @3_fall very much appreciate it mate

No worries Jay, anytime mate.

 

[Dumbo]

Not 100% sure yet.. I’ll use it on a shower enclosure job I got in a couple weeks. Only thing I dislike about it now is it’s so damn big

Big tiles , big cutter

 

[Qwerty]

Keep it @James De ..... I bought my Dewalt tile saw years ago for use on one large stone job with the sole intention of selling it afterwards. Years later I've used it on countless jobs and its paid for itself 10 times over. Your sigma will be the same I'm sure

 

[LM]

Keep it James and keep at it as well, you’ve overcame a hurdle here that you thought you couldn’t by simply making the effort to meet Marc.

 

[James De]

Keep it James and keep at it as well, you’ve overcame a hurdle here that you thought you couldn’t by simply making the effort to meet Marc.

Thanks Lee.. I really appreciate the encouragement. Without him realising Marc really did inspire me to stick with it. When I get jobs with tiling I think I’ll not book anything after it so I can really take my time without worrying that time is running out and stressing about deadlines

 

[Blunt Tool]

Haha imagine if @3_fall had sold his he would of only been left with his grinderseseseseseseseses

 

[Boggs]

You really should stick with it, you’ve not given yourself a fair chance really.

A bit like attempting to plumb a commercial boiler room after a 2 week plumbing course.

 

[Blunt Tool]

I’m a rubbish pipe connector
And I didn’t write rubbish ! Haha

 

[Old Mod]

I’m a rubbish pipe connector
And I didn’t write rubbish ! Haha

You have to add an ‘e’ to get it past censorship, haven’t I taught you anything Ian!

 

[James De]

You really should stick with it, you’ve not given yourself a fair chance really.

A bit like attempting to plumb a commercial boiler room after a 2 week plumbing course.

Thing is, I feel like I’ve failed because I tried to run before I could walk and it’s dented my confidence. But on the flip side of that at least I recognise that and can take a step back and take what I’ve learned so far and apply it to smaller jobs, get to a high standard and then move on to bigger things and gradually build my skill level rather than trying to tile a complete wetroom on my 3rd job