Do I get chips with that ? - Tile Advice

[Italy]

Other solution if it is ceramic, leave the tile for a few minutes in the water, then make the cut.

 

[Simon Dale]

Tried Rubi Dave didn't like them, probably bought wrong one Ill look at that nekton time I'm in shittyd

 

[Filip]

Rubi viper from Topps in a 115 mm Milwaukee cordless it's brilliant no chips great on envelope cuts on wet floors !!

All the blades with this kind of diamond design, are good. The blade thickness must not exceed 1, 2mm. You'll see it solves the problem. Price, from £13 to £50, only changes the life of the blade.
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Ahh I see thanks chaps, googled the Rubi and it has that pattern also thats great for me that the price only affects the the blade life gives me a chance to buy cheap and use for my one off jobs.

 

[Filip]

Other solution if it is ceramic, leave the tile for a few minutes in the water, then make the cut.

I can get away with ceramic because I dont get such bad chips and I can cut to the waste side of the line and then sand down to the line.
Tried sanding down a porcelain but nothing in my DIY tool arsenal would touch it

 

[Dave Mitchell]

Fine carburundom stone from Topps will sort that