Is this the best edge to expect on a cut ceramic tile?

[Dumbo]

I've had the glaze literally flake of some cheap ceramics as I'm scoring them !

I have same with

I've had the glaze literally flake of some cheap ceramics as I'm scoring them !

I've had with porcelenosa and they are not cheap

 

[peteablard]

Most decent tilers will spend a lot of time and money researching and investing in cutters and discs that give the best possible finish when cutting tiles. I would say this guy doesn't, that said, without trying to cut one in person it's impossible to say how much better it could be.

 

[Qwerty]

Here is a Porcelanosa ceramic tile cut neatly around a niche. With the correct tools, technique and experience it is easily achievable. No excuses IMO

 

[Richie]

Here is a Porcelanosa ceramic tile cut neatly around a niche. With the correct tools, technique and experience it is easily achievable. No excuses IMO

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That looks fantastic. It's off topic and I will probably never do it but how did your get the tiles to stick on the ceiling of the niche? A high inital grab tile adhesive mixed quite thick or normal mix with a block of wood under it to support it.

 

[Flintstone]

Just normal tile adhesive has enough hold to hold them up

 

[One Day]

Geoff - Why did you mitre the tops of the trims but not the bottoms?
What are you up to there?!

 

[One Day]

Again - Porcelanosa with a very chippy glaze:
I had a few chips here but the grout colour hides a lot.

 

[AndY mac]

Is that the porcelanosa 11mm £60 a pop trims. Once did a bathroom with 12 of them cost a bomb.

 

[Kyle Knowles]

Geoff - Why did you mitre the tops of the trims but not the bottoms?
What are you up to there?!

I'm guessing there will be a little quartz ledge

 

[Qwerty]

Use normal adhesive, same as fixing rest of tiles with as others have said.

Yes, matching piece of worktop to basin top was used as a shelf to be able to access the cistern in the stud wall.