How To Cut Porcelain On A Bend
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2019
- How to cut Porcelain ona bend and what sort of blade to use.
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Looks really great m8 well done.
Thanks Sir Brian
Have you seen the dust suppressors that you fit on a 9" grinder, I have one for a Bosch which I've not fitted as I'm still running a Makita and haven't tried fitting, trouble is they do look fiddly and I'm not sure how much they make normal use of the grinder awkward, if at all. Nice work by the way and I've found d the Erbauer blades are fine for Sandstone etc
Cheers Andy mate can you get a link up so we can all see mate?
I use an ox porcelain blade on my petrol makita saw and a 115mm porcelain ox blade on my small grinder. Cut really well and last a long time, price is fairly reasonable too, check them out. Nice job you’re doing there.
Love hearing everyones comments its o helpful for everyone who watches, thank you so much
We use the dewalt 54v cordless 9” consaw which has a water attachment & is safer to use.
Im on it Paul mate
I've been using a 300mm spectrum turbo porcelain blade. Straight on the stihl saw with water suppression. Cut's really good with minimal fragmentation.
Cheers Kevin, I will check them out, can you post the model blade mate?
@@GreentopLandscapes Spectrum LST 300 fine turbo porcelain. Its not cheap, cost me around £145 but well worth it in my opinion.
cheers KEV MATE, NEXT QUESTION WHERE FROM, SORRY
@@GreentopLandscapes I got one from one of my local builder's merchants Tipper's in Wolverhampton. They are available online for around the same money. A Google search should get you there mate.
Is there a reason you don't cut the curve onec it's laid and gone off? Because that's how I do it and want to know if that's wrong way to do
No wrong way jordan. mate just make use of the waste cuts mate.
Try using a electro plated diamond blade, its designed for cutting marble and granite.
Being electro plated diamond means that it stays sharp but the only down side is that it wears out quickly
thank you for the tip buddy
A vented porcelain blade 5 inch worked perfectly for me from spectrum
I will check them out bud
@@GreentopLandscapes TXTR MULTI from spectrum cuts all hard materials and metal. Mine is a 5 inch vented blade for my cordless makita and it's great for cutting curves and no splintering or damaged edges. I've had no problems cutting porcelain and being vented the blade does not warp or over heat.
@@GreentopLandscapes TX10R IS THE CODE SORRY
Erbauer is a thinly veiled Screwfix own brand, much like challenge from Argos and Pro from B&Q
Not brill on porcelain
Hi john im a tiler of 40 years get a spectrum blade
Leslie mate thank you your a good un
Hi guys ..
What brand do you use .on your Grout ..on porcelain outside paving
Thanks 👍
Easy Grout mate
Where can I get the 75x75 porcelain cuts for the borders?
aqua cut or do them your self
I work for Topps bud Rubi blades are definitely the best we sell again it's all in the blade and yeah loads of water that pipe spray was a great idea.Try a Rubi TVA viper super blade bud once you use one of them your want more of em :) great vid bud have a sub btw I tell all the customers "keep it cool even the drill bits " also if you ever find it's going blunt or veering off the Rubi rep told me keep the blade dressed to get the fresh diamonds to the surface
Hi mate thanks for watching, I del with Rubi alot a great company and i got to say Tops Tile customer service is excellent
Rubi viper blade r the best never done me rong it looks like ur cutting to deep and hard you need to take abit more time when cutting on a curv and making sure u are not tilting side to side steady does it straight and u will have a perfect bend cut! No chips. looking tidy tho👍🏼
Good words Daniel thank you
Hi what's the best blade to cut 25mm porcelain on a curve
25mm? where is that from mate, cutting on a curve can be done with a Rubi ECD 115 dry cut its a great blade
@@GreentopLandscapes thanks for the reply sorry 20mm thick I meant to say 🤪
I'm about to cut a bend on some porcelain tiles I'm laying.
Electric with water go get a petrol husky or sthl you can plug a hose pipe on it
Will do mate thank you, stay safe
You too bud one zap off that angle grinder and your going through their conservatory lol paving looks good bud nice job I love those inset manhole lids
You can't make deep curved cuts with a large blade. You need a small blade and take many shallow passes. Smaller hand held grinder would suit the job better.
I agree 100%
I know and worked with a guy who could cut a circle with a standard size blade no need for angle grinders especially because you need petrol not electric with wet cuts
Erm......you are cutting curves and therefore damaging the blade. Point 1. You have the guard at the wrong angle and thats why you are getting the grinder wet. Point 2.
great point my friend, we . have a new solution on this
Think you need to sack your water man. 😀
Lol
Should never go backwards while cutting 😉
Point taken Christian
All stone maisons work backwards using a stone saw as it sends the dust away from you rather than all over your clothes and stone
Look at the water going on the electric cutter f--k me. Use a cordless 5 inch Makita that's what I use and breezed through porcelain on a (CURVE) not bend. Not good practice using that electric cutter with water
I know mate I agree, see so many guys doing this so I had to make the point can you share the cordless you use please
Makita DGA504Z
18v cordless lovely piece of kit I think it was £137.00 body only. My advice buy 2 18v 5.0ah batteries and a charger. It's well worth it
Brilliant your a star.. great advise..
What blade did you use buddy?
@@amyfrankie100 which dewalt would you recommend?