Angle grinder advice

[toffo]

angle grinders are not easy 2 use once u purchase one i would suggest try sourcing some old masonry slabs 2 practise on before tackling the expensive stuff

 

[brian c]

i agree with above comment ,they can be a bit jerky and you should practice on old tiles first.

 

[mark l]

can be dusty too, soo need a water spray gun too, or makita do one that is water cooled too, but then i think its like £200 , but handy all the same

 

[steve mason]

Cheers for all the replys guys i think i will make a purchase and then practise. Do they tend to slip alot on the tiles? Whats the best way of using one for a good neat finish?i value the fact i have 10 fingers thats all!!!:builder2:

 

[brian c]

how about this from Trade Tiler..TradeTiler.Ltd Makita Cordless cutter

 

[P'boro tiler]

great cutter for cheap ceramics and little cuts here and there but not up to any other jobs really

 

[itstony]

Aren't guys to impatient topractice? Iknow I am.
I have a few angle grinders and my preference is Makita.
I mastered the technique of using one on every cut there was in a wet-room and ended up hardly doing without it.
Good diamond blade, the easier it is. The rest is just practice..... as with anything.
And no, I am not a profesional either, its hard enough to do a few times a year, let alone every day.