Discuss Glass Mosaic cutting blade, advice needed please. in the Canada area at TilersForums. The USA and UK Tiling Forum (Also now Aus, Canada, ROI, and more)
Hi all.
i'd like some advice please.
I'm about to undertake a 50m2 glass mosaic job made up of 35m2 of 20x20 (35m2) and 16m2 (10x10).
Can anyone pease advise me on an excellent quality cutting blade for either a angle grinder (Flex grinder/polisher) or a 200mm wet cutting blade?
Cheers everyone!
Thank you, nxt day delivery from whom? I'll place an order.
I have a variable speed flex so the slow speed I can do thank you for that.
Yeah in hindsight bit daft thinking I could use wet cutter. My last mosaic job was still in my head, which was original style tumbled glass, but they were 50x50 and were big enough to comfortably do on wet machine. View attachment 55824
Appreciate that Whitebeam.
Yes they do, I'll know tomorrow who makes it and I'll see if it's something we can stock.
The demand for this type of product seems to be increasing. It certainly seems like a handy item for the toolkit as I can't imagine they are all that expensive.
Thanks for that guys, great stuff.
Sorry realised my deliberate mistake Whitebeam (sorry don't know your name yet!) u actually posted link. Haha on my phone didn't see at first.
And thank you ATS, well getting good quality first time is a struggle. And as I virtually buy a least one blade per job it can result in expensive mistakes. But getting first hand knowledge from guys on here who have found the right blade hopefully will save me some money! Kool.
Yes they do, I'll know tomorrow who makes it and I'll see if it's something we can stock.
The demand for this type of product seems to be increasing. It certainly seems like a handy item for the toolkit as I can't imagine they are all that expensive.
Well I've seemed to have lost a post somehow? *scratches head!*
i realised that u had sent a link in your first post, thank you Whitebeam. I didn't see it initially, was using my phone and couldn't see it properly!
And that'd be great ATS. I buy new blades frequently. And I'm always looking for blades with longevity, and getting advice on here will hopefully save me money and get you a new customer!
Thanks again guys.
I shall order the Montolit tonight
cheers. .
I've actually found two factories who produce these blades.
Finding who makes them and actually getting the order here takes a while, we'll not have any of these until new year.
We'll also probably need to test some first too, mainly as we've been given three price structures.
Export, Premium & Economy - The price varies substantially, so we need to figure out of export quality is actually twice as good as premium and four times as good as economy.
Haha ok no worries Alan, just browsed your catalogue, there's definitely a few things there of interest to me. Namely the mitre and bullnose profile bits and the thin continuous rim fine porcelain blade. Does it come in 180 tho? It wasn't listed I know, but I thought I'd ask anyway.
cheers.
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