[Solved] Cutting 60x60cm 10mm Thick Stoneware Tiles at Home: Hand vs Electric Water Cooled Tools

Hello
I have to put stoneware tiles 60x60cm and thick at 10 mm.
As they will have to be cut, I wonder how and what to cut at home.
The first option is a hand machine for cutting glaze:

The basic question is, will she actually handle the cred as the seller provides? The tiles will be about 30 pieces for cutting.
The second option is electric with water cooling. Apparently, it does not dust very well and copes with gres tiles when using diamond discs.


The prices of these devices are similar and you need to invest about PLN 400 (not to buy some Made in Czajnik).

Someone used, cut, tested on stoneware tiles and can say something?
Or maybe some other, good, proven methods?

Angle grinder with diamond disc, I cut glaze, terracotta, gres, 10 mm granite, cubes and paving slabs as well as edging (curbs).
If you have one, you will save on buying a machine. Dust, however, a lot.

I have an angle grinder with a diamond disc, but it makes me so at home that I can not see myself.

Greetings.
At home, in the hallway, I laid large gres tiles (170x900x8mm) about 4m3, borrowed with an electric tile and gres cutting machine, similar to what you presented.
The machine is doing very well with the gossip, the plate was cutting the plate like a butter knife. If you have only this to solve, then consider renting the device. And if you decide to work with this razor, put it on the foil, because it is a little leaking to the sides and put on rubber gloves for cutting.

The electric cutter must also have the option of cutting in water. Otherwise Mexico will be at home.
Try to cut the grinder, but in the water cover, it will not be dusty, but there may be a large amount of coolant spread, quite high revolutions.

Just a bud cut out with a container for water and sprayed on the dials, saying that almost no dust.

Glazed tiles with a length of 60cm hard to cut with a breaker you must have skill and must be a good knife (circle).

It's best to cut with a diamond blade wet, and not every one can do it.
The table after which you move the tile by hand is not practical, not only that you have a fountain of water and one of the walls you have to spend on solid splattering, it's still long tiles it is hard to push evenly, and the more that the dust sticks to the table and unevenly on different side pushing, and light gearing and blocking the shield and the tile breaks.

The best solution is to cut, as the tile lies on the table and the dial is going, you can then make any cutouts, and the smallest fountain is surrounded and very little noise
You can rent such a machine.

There are also a lot of companies to which you can drive with tiles and you cut for pennies on the spot, especially when you need to drill some holes, it is best to use a water-cut at gres tiles, very precise and perfectly smooth cutting.

I have for 10 years the cheapest Dedra 800W DED7831, I used to cut a lot of gres, granite, etc. I borrowed various friends, and now working on commercials, various stones cut it, granite, marble, basalt, or ordinary concrete is not terrible for her , and is very similar to this "Kraft & Dele KD558 tile cutter", can be found in the net by symbol, and you can temporarily like here:
http://allegro.pl/przecinarka-stolowa-do-glazury-drewna-plytek-pila-i5325667594.html
https://www.castorama.pl/produkty/narzedzia-i...rka-do-plytek-macallister-mstc800d-800-w.html
https://www.obi.pl/maszyny-do-ciecia-glazury/...narka-do-glazury-mc990-800-w-720-mm/p/6229579
https://www.leroymerlin.pl/narzedzia-budowlan...ecinarka-do-plytek-ceramicznych-tc-200-iii-a- sr-disc-200-dexter, p408451, l741.html
https://www.olx.pl/oferty/q-przecinarka-do-glazury/

I bought an electric tile cutting machine for stoneware in LIDL for about PLN 140 from Parkside. Maybe you can hit it.

kierbedz4 wrote:

I bought an electric tile cutting machine for stoneware in LIDL for about PLN 140 from Parkside. Maybe you can hit it.

HEHe - a small light table and after it you have to move a much heavier and bigger tile, total anguish and a lot of damaged tiles

The meter of these tiles costs about PLN 120. Kafla has 60x60 so its cost is about 70 PLN.
You can not afford too much loss in the material
I need to find out in Castorama if it is possible to rent some equipment to cut it.

If you have the option of cutting outside the building. It's just a small angle, unless you're scared or have no experience with this machine. I cut everything and gres also polished cut I cut. Damage to other equipment.

marqqv wrote:

if you have the option of cutting outside the building. It's just a counter

I have the angled tip and I use it without any problems.
However, I will not cut it on the balcony of gres, because someone friendly from the estate guards will come and kindly inform you

RADU23 wrote:

The meter of these tiles costs about PLN 120. Kafla has 60x60 so its cost is about 70 PLN.
You can not afford too much loss in the material
I need to find out in Castorama if it is possible to rent some equipment to cut it.

Ehhh - a liar.
One tile is just 0.36 m? PLN 43.20 - but it's still a big loss.
There are a lot of borrowings, you can also buy a OLX dealer for a penny and then sell it, but think about the big table I suggested, and by the way probably the quietest cut (at the dial 200-230mm) and without dust.

And cutting dry stoneware is a risk, large tiles have grains (from the bottom you can see such slight smudges, maziaje) which are very hard and heat up, causing cracking, even when wet cutting feels the brake disc braking and slow cutting , just push forward to avoid overheating the tile point by point.

I have exactly what you threw. Glazura and stoneware cuts very nicely, provided that the tiles are on the table. Tiles 60 cm I do not see on this.
As I laid the plaster in the apartment, I got bored with sawing the net and rented a giraffe for 5 days per night. I honed up and took off the next day. With the cutter I will think similarly in terms of amount. Arrange everything without any tricks, go, rent, donate and give away.
There is also another way out. The neighbor laid a meter-long tile. He went to the cemetery. He found a stonemason and cut him down with a flask.

The tiles are laid. She was able to cut their razor without any problem =>
Glaze Mill MGM 800 Walmer

Plus big that completely zero shit and there are no losses in the tiles
It will be useful for the future.
Thank you all for participating in the discussion and advice.
I close the subject.