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[Kyle Knowles]

I can miter anything upto about 700 on my wet cutter but I still want a go by hand

 

[Flintstone]

I've always mitred porcelain tiles when tiling into a sloped ceiling. Just the same but a bit more refined

 

[Old Mod]

I can miter anything upto about 700 on my wet cutter but I still want a go by hand

I've never found mitring on a wet saw to be any good tbh. And I've tried many types of blade. Never stay true.

 

[Old Mod]

I've always mitred porcelain tiles when tiling into a sloped ceiling. Just the same but a bit more refined

Do you mean where the tile meets the skeiling, that's the bit you mitre, the top of the Tile?

 

[J Sid]

I've never found mitring on a wet saw to be any good tbh. And I've tried many types of blade. Never stay true.

wet cutter is just no good, much more accurate by hand and quicker
only time a wet cutter helps is to put a good edge on a cut if that's got to be mitred

 

[Old Mod]

wet cutter is just no good, much more accurate by hand and quicker
only time a wet cutter helps is to put a good edge on a cut if that's got to be mitred

Agreed mate, not for the lack of trying tho Julian.
Got a fine grit profiling wheel for that profiling tool coming soon, turns out it came supplied with the medium grit,and was too aggressive.
Determined to make it work! Haha

 

[J Sid]

persistence, it will bloody work....

 

[Kyle Knowles]

My sigma works great for miters but my dewalt not so much

 

[LM]

Haha good for you mate.
No nothing like that, just a regular cutting disc for the removal of most of the tile.
Then the final bit is polished back.

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Top notch craftsmanship there Marc!

 

[Old Mod]

persistence, it will bloody work....

It better had,
a lot of time and money going in to it!