Think I'm A Convert

[Flintstone]

been using wet cutter for years but I've given the grinder and ats blade a go with wet sponge. Easy! I might leave the wet cutter at home.

 

[Stef]

So much easier.
Wet cutter only comes out for natural stone or for cuts round sockets etc in kitchens.

 

[Flintstone]

Yes, bang on stef. Also, more room in the van!
Not sure how long to expect the blade to last, Ile get a spare tho ready for when it does.

 

[Italy]

last water cutter. It sold 10 years ago.
Use only grinder. (use dry only)
2 blades for me. 1 blade for porcelain. duration 3/4 months. I use it every day.
1 knife, for no porcelain tiles. duration one year. 🙂

 

[Flintstone]

What blade for ceramic Antonio? Does the porcelain blade not work? Do you cut metro tiles with grinder?

 

[Italy]

What blade for ceramic Antonio? Does the porcelain blade not work? Do you cut metro tiles with grinder?

for ceramic use blade econonomic. blade porcelain .ruin. cutting ceramics. soft material. knead the whole diamond. metrotile
It does not exist in Italy. hahaha.
little METROTILE. cut it with my sigma

 

[Italy]

for ceramic use blade econonomic. blade porcelain .ruin. cutting ceramics. soft material. knead the whole diamond. metrotile
It does not exist in Italy. hahaha.
little METROTILE. cut it with my sigma

because . wasting beautiful blade for porcelain. (more expensive).
for cutting ceramic?
use economic blade. blade for porcelain always remains in performance.
of course this is my thought

 

[Old Mod]

because . wasting beautiful blade for porcelain. (more expensive).
for cutting ceramic?
use economic blade. blade for porcelain always remains in performance.
of course this is my thought

Agreed, one blade, one material!
Definitely degrades blade if u swap materials!

 

[Flintstone]

I see!