1000mm Electric Wet Tile Brick and Masonry Saw Cutter with 300mm Blade The Baumr-AG BTS220 is a rugged, full-featured commercial-grade tile saw that allows you to cut large format tiles with minimal effort and better results. The Baumr-AG Tile Cutter has a massive deck that can accommodate all large format tiles sizes. It is recommended to guide the circular saw blade along the full range of the cutting table before activating its power to ensure no object is obstructing an angled cut.
The Combi 250 VA cuts a maximum length of 1000mm and comes with a 250mm continuous diamond blade and a folding stand so it can be used on a bench or with the stand for ease of use. Side cutting surface optional to extend cutting, maintaining stability, due to a bracket bolted onto the stand. 4 Cutting length mmmm1000/1100 longitudinal/with plunging blade 2 passes Cutting depth 1 passmm66 Cutting depth 2 passesmm105 Cutting surface dimensionsmm500x1115 Motor power 110V/50HZ/absorptionkW/A1.
Our manual tile cutter is a powerful and professional hand tool to meet your needs, with single rail. Equipped with infrared ray device, the ceramic tile cutter offers preciser cutting. Designed with an infrared ray device and special linear bearing block cut parts, this tile cutter delivers professional precision at DIY prices.
The wide range of RUBI tile cutters, allows the professional to obtain the best results in cutting this material. RUBI tile cutters are adapted perfectly to the tile and can make all kinds of cuts; straight, diagonal, curved, etc. In the RUBI tile cutters catalogue there are two different types: electric and manual, the latter being the most widely used for cutting, due to their convenience and speed.
make your own ceramic tile cutter Related Question:
What can I use instead of a tile cutter?
For any type of tile (like ceramic, glass, or porcelain), an angle grinder is best for round cuts whereas a glass cutter can make smaller cuts. And if you have a lot of tile to trim, a wet saw is one of the easiest, quickest options.
Can you cut ceramic tiles without a tile cutter?
Place the tile on a stable, flat cutting surface. Position your straightedge as desired, and hold it securely in place, applying ample pressure. With moderate downward pressure, drag the carbide-tipped pencil along the straightedge, across the length of the tile, to make your cut.