Curved cut's...How do you do yours?

[Ian]

Grinder 90% of the time, nips on softer ceramics.

 

[Martino]

I agree that the cutting is the easiest part and its all down to the marking!....generally use a compass to mark my tiles but ive seen these profile gauges in screwfix.. not sure how they rate compared to the compass.. what do you guys use to get the curve shape?

 

[Mike Mike]

I agree that the cutting is the easiest part and its all down to the marking!....generally use a compass to mark my tiles but ive seen these profile gauges in screwfix.. not sure how they rate compared to the compass.. what do you guys use to get the curve shape?

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[swanman]

tile nippers for me

 

[jonnyc]

montolit blades are excellent and weel worth the xtra money

Usually use my grinder. Just had a new blade delivered from trade tiler (Montolit pro-gres)' look forward to using it as heard lots of good things about them

 

[EverDon Tiling]

nippers for me just hate it when i get bits of tile in my boots.

 

[The D]

same as Stewart

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

give it to my labourer to cut ,lol........

 

[Tony73]

i use angle grinder, but allways use masking tape (stops from chipping tile) and allways mark by pen and not pencil (much more accurat)

 

[widler]

depends on the cut and the tile really,either scribe and snap or grind or use wet cutter and nips