Precision cutting metal tile trim

[Sophietilingbeginner]

Hi, we have bought the nickel finish box shape stainless steel trim (link below) we have tried to cut it with an angle grinder and a saw, the heat of the angle grinder is ruining the finish and the saw isn’t giving us the clean finish we are looking for, we need to cut 45 degree angles, is this something that we could get professionally done or is there another way of cutting the trim we haven’t tried? Thanks

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[Ben-gee]

Cut it with a fine toothed hacksaw and then finish it off with a metal file - perfect finish.

 

[Tile mad]

Why do you want to cut at 45°?
It looks far neater cut straight. If you are doing window reveals, cut the head and cill first. Then the sides. Use a stainless steel cutting disc. Let the disc do the cutting ie very little pressure.
Frank.

 

[Diesel]

I’d use a chop saw with appropriate cutting blade and be sure to support the trim with some good solid timer and use safety glasses. Good luck

 

[Ben-gee]

Overkill, not necessary if you are a good tradesman with skill.

 

[Diesel]

Overkill, not necessary if you are a good tradesman with skill.

Thanks you just reminded me why I never normally post or offer advice. Tossers like you ! It’s not overkill atall it’s about making good choices and experience

 

[Sophietilingbeginner]

Thanks for the tips, we used a saw and filed the edge, the finish is pretty good imho

 

[Ben-gee]

Well done, good job.

Wall tiles are lovely, name/make/place of purchase please!

 

[Sophietilingbeginner]

Well done, good job.

Wall tiles are lovely, name/make/place of purchase please!

Thanks Ben, the tiles were from Tile Giant, they’re called Phantom Lignite, unfortunately they are now discontinued, the manufacturer is portofino, they’re porcelain tiles

 

[Billy991]

Thanks for the tips, we used a saw and filed the edge, the finish is pretty good imhoView attachment 126822View attachment 126823

That’s a decent finish on those mitres good work 👍🏽
Quick question, are the tiles to the right and left shorter in height than the ones above and below? Or are they all matching height? Thanks

 

[Sophietilingbeginner]

That’s a decent finish on those mitres good work 👍🏽
Quick question, are the tiles to the right and left shorter in height than the ones above and below? Or are they all matching height? Thanks

Yes all matching in height, they’re 300 x 600

 

[Brian the Tile]

Thanks you just reminded me why I never normally post or offer advice. Tossers like you ! It’s not overkill atall it’s about making good choices and experience

Totally agree and the reason I very rarely post on here,to many know all know nothings that don't think experience counts,think they are full qualified Tilers after a two week tiling course