need cutting edge advice!!!!!!

[david campbell]

prefer to angle grind it but if i have to(forgot the angle grinder) then its plunge cut on the wet saw

 

[R Montgomery]

Yea either way but don't forget the goggles with the grinder.Depending on the size of the cutout its sometimes easier to cut the diagonals as well.

 

[doug boardley]

angle grinder for me....

 

[LM Ceramics]

i think its settled an angle grinder seems to be the most popular choice and id have to agree

 

[cornish_crofter]

There's always 1!

If it's ceramic I have used those Bosch multi job drills. B&Q sell them for around £6.50 a set. Use the smallest one and drill a series of holes in a square so as to leave plenty of tile around the hole. If it's porcelain, then you have the option of plunge cutting, angle grinding or those 365 drills scoring tool and a nibbler.

I don't like angle grinders, though I have used them when it is the only practical option, but that's just me.

 

[simhopper]

Have also used the makita 12v tile cutter, prefer the grinder as the makita has little torque

 

[Leatherface]

Yea either way but don't forget the goggles with the grinder.Depending on the size of the cutout its sometimes easier to cut the diagonals as well.

Goggles ? What are they ? :yes::yes::yes:

 

[bonemachine]

definately plunge it, remember to turn the cutter away from you so you dont get covered in ****

 

[doug boardley]

angle grinder for me, be careful of kickback tho'

 

[TLJ Tiling]

dont forget tho that you will have to take the saftey guard off your wet cutter and are probably goin to get soaked, i'd go with the grinder with the goggles...