27-04-2016, 01:46 PM
Thanks for all the advice.
They are thin wall tiles, 15cm square.
I'll dig out my tile saw. It's one of the cheap £30 jobbies with a diamond disc that runs in a water bath. Works well enough though a setup and stripdown is not worth it for 1 or 2 cuts. At the very end of a cut has a tendency to snap the last few mm of tile leaving a little nib on one half and a cut corner on the other. The nib is easily smoothed off. If the bit you want loses a corner that's a pain. The other minor problem is that the saw leaves a slightly ragged edge while a snap give a clean one. Only really matters if you're cutting to an external corner and can be fixed by cutting slightly oversize and smoothing down.
They are thin wall tiles, 15cm square.
I'll dig out my tile saw. It's one of the cheap £30 jobbies with a diamond disc that runs in a water bath. Works well enough though a setup and stripdown is not worth it for 1 or 2 cuts. At the very end of a cut has a tendency to snap the last few mm of tile leaving a little nib on one half and a cut corner on the other. The nib is easily smoothed off. If the bit you want loses a corner that's a pain. The other minor problem is that the saw leaves a slightly ragged edge while a snap give a clean one. Only really matters if you're cutting to an external corner and can be fixed by cutting slightly oversize and smoothing down.
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