Tile cutter scoring wheel

[Webbie]

ive got a ts50+ and i could do with a bit of info on why there are so many different size of scoring wheels. which wheels should i be using for which tiles. does it depend on the thickness or the type of tile.:huh2: cheers.

 

[Raja]

i have the same cutter 6mm for small wall tiles 10mm for floor tiles as a general rule i believe

 

[GazTech]

Correct Raja mate, there is also a gold wheel in both sizes for scoring porcelain.....Gaz

 

[tiler burden]

6mm For Ceramic
10mm For Porcelain

 

[Webbie]

OK that seems fairly easy to remember so whats the point of all the other size's. its a bit like the trowel i use 6mm for wall 10mm for floor but so many different size's:furious3: thanks for your help

 

[muffinman]

Gaz 18 mill gold for porc very good mate

 

[sean384]

Ive got the same cutrter, just done a 38 Msq kitchen floor with large porcellin tiles, now i know this may sound odd but i found the 10mm wheel werent doing the business on the tiles and I was breaking a lot of them so I decided to try the 6mm wheel and then breaking the tiles with a really fast action and I found this worked a real treat no broken tiles.
Maybe I was doing something wrong with the 10mm wheel but it worked out fine in the end.

 

[tilinga2z]

You are right as has been posted on here before, it is generally the 6m for walls and the 10mm for floors but changing them around can give great results, there is no hard and fast rule, some cutters like the Montolit only have 1 wheel (they have diff sizes but take much longer to swap), so try which fits best for your job.

 

[Ric]

yep i have used 6mm wheel on large form porcelain worked well :cornut:

 

[BuyBrandTools]

Further info can be found here - http://www.buybrandtools.com/acatalog/Rubi-Scoring-Wheels.html