Looking really smart Justin, Porcelain tricky stuff to cut but your perseverance and patience is paying off , bound to lose a few mate. Attention to detail on the rounded corners 👍👌. Well done guys, looking forward to the finished product.
Hi, Justin, great video, I have my first porcelain job coming up soon, looking forward to it, and the challenge of cutting! Hope I don’t break too many.
Every porcelain is different Brian lot of the lads are saying cut the on an off cut of Artificial grass stop the vibration. Good luck with it let me no how it goes 👍
Morning mate great vid really nice to see you have the same issues as me as I like all the vids on UA-cam but they only show all the great stuff thanks for keeping it real Job looks really good too Have good Bank Holliday weeknd 👍
Making a nice job of it Justin & brad 👍 I feel your pain with the porcelain. I find the thin blades from elite stone tools to be great but find the key to Minimise braking tiles is to keep the blades dressed with a dressing stone every couple of cuts, this reduces the pressure you need to apply to cut reducing vibration and heat. I usually score the cuts first, then cut in both end then do the cut in a couple of passes. We use a combination as 4” grinder, 9” dewalt flex volt grinder (with water on) and bring out the Rubi table saw but that’s becoming less and less now with the dewlt flex volt grinder, nice and balanced and hardly any vibration. Used to use the Rubi ECD blade but found they didn’t last to long even with dressing Keep up the good work Joe
Great work guys I’ve done many porcelain jobs lately I always cut the no straight cuts on a piece of carpet on a pallet and mark the slab with running the disc down a old level before going all way through it Hope this helps I don’t break many now just take your time going through let the weight of the grinder do the cutting 👍
I am using porcelain slabs in my own garden approx 34 sqm, it is my first time and I am using pulvex diamond disc on a 230mm angle grinder.. I am not a professional by any standard but I did do a lot of research into blades as my main worry was it fragmenting/chipping on cuts. So far the pulvex blade I would highly reccomend, yes you still do get the odd chippings but using the rubi ecd 115 to grind it down. Keep the good vids coming, it helps diy'ers like myself :-) also I am cutting the slab on a wooden pallet with a foam underlay to help with vibrations for those tight cuts. Initially I cut it straight on the pallet and found the vibration would cause chipping, using a foam underlay (left over from a laminate job) that helped massively.
Those cuts like a nightmare..must be so much tension in those slabs for them to shatter like that! Thats a top tip facing the artificial grass towards the house! Do love sthils cos you can just take them anywhere and they are so quick..but that cutter on the stand produces a much better cut! Keep up the great work lads!
IZZY just seen your channel very good just subbed mate. The rubi saw is slower but you cant beat it precision its brilliant. Some porcelain tiles are a nightmare they fracture and slit. Keep uo the good work Justin 👍
Fig roll.....😂😂😂😂!!!! Found your channel after a customer ordered 900x900 porcelain 10mm tiles and couldn't find a tiler with time to install them. Almost bought the Rubi saw but ended up with the Festool dsc-ag as already owned rails etc ,started to use it today ripping tiles into three as got to the step section of project. I'm glad I'm not the only one shitting themselves with every cut as didn't want to order a crazy amount more tiles at £60 a tile. Just got to the cat pee bit!! It happens to us all at some point in our career
Welcome eddy mate cant beat a fig roll 😀😀😀.Well im glad im not the only one aswell. Ive been crapping myself so nervous cutting these tiles .payed a lot of money to cut porcelain properly its done the job but the time effort and money in breaks is more than i thought it would be .Thanks for the comment good luck with your project and cuts mate Justin 👍💯
Hi Justin Glad you got some good weather mate 👍 it's very frustrating cutting porcelain as you say mate and what we find some porcelain cuts fine . Then other porcelain snaps and fragments no matter what blade you use ? We use rubi blades but go through blades like no ones business. We allow £200 for blades on any project now Justin because of the poor quality of cheaper porcelain coming through ! Slow and steady mate 👍 and we if we hand cut of the bench we cut on some artificial grass on a board it takes the vibration out the blade and tends to stop it snapping ? But at the end of the day mate as you know it's always the one you've spent 10 minutes cutting and the last bit and bang it snaps 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 hope you've had a good week mate ? Keep safe and all the best 👍
Spot on again John so frustrating so much so brad chucked a donut away never seen that before 🤣🤣.Great tip about the board on the art grass thanks for that mate. Weather has destroyed us of late here. Hope you boys doing well and weather is kind to you mate . Thanks for the comments Justin 😀
Yea matty is brilliant mate.The video was to be real as possible and to show people the Difficulty of cutting porcelain .The cost and the time it takes. I didn't want to show all the cuts go well every time was a real experiment to people in real time.Good luck with your porcelain let me no how it goes mate 🤣👍
Who is Matty if you dont mind me asking mate im in Liverpool myself and work with porcelain would love someone else to do the cuts so i could crack on with the laying
Hi Darren I thought the same so i was letting it cool a bit but no water suppressant for the small disc cutter its electric but the rubi and the sthil yes. Thanks for the advice really appreciate it mate Justin 👍💯
You guys have worried me now....I'm starting a porcelain display area for a local stove company on Monday. I've bought all the specialist blades for my grinders (no Rubi wet cutter for poor old me!) Client has all the slabs 900 x 600 which he ordered in specially weeks ago, but now I am panicking that if I have a load of breakages he may not have allowed enough extra! I'll let you know how it goes next week. 🙈
Yea let me no Jim be interesting to see what you think .every porcelain is different mate so fingers crossed. Lads been saying cut em on a bed of sand or Artificial grass to reduce the vibration its a good idea give that a go hope it helps.good luck Justin 👍💯
Hi Jim I done my first porcelain job there with 3×2 was worried myself , I got a decent blade for the sthill saw , been watching matty brockstone for ages as well as Justin for guidance. I cut them on a pallet with a old straight cut off tile on top with a rip off cardboard in-between and clamped them down , but I found that the cut thats under the clamped side didn't fragment, hope it helps ,plus plenty off water running on the blade
Marcrist blades are top notch for the porcelain. Dewalt cordless cutter is fantastic for this a the lower power and less vibration use the Dewalt saw a lot buddy. On this stuff. Marcrist £210 for blade but there top notch for the stihl cutter. Small cordless grinder use the Rubi viper.
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping Brad looked pissed with the cutting situation. A know it is a real pain tho isn’t a spent time on 1 then a let slip and bashed the edge cut the bloody thing again lol. These types of just priced for 4sqm on top of 10% wastage if now there’s going be a lot of fancy cuts.
@@lmilne4859 Yes brad just wants to get it right .Been a learning curve for the two of us in terms of porcelain cuts .We have 3 tiles left over for the steps out front which is perfect luckily but yea i get what your saying. Thanks lee 👍
Hey good memory , I’ll not Forget that either 😢 I’m still trying and experimenting how to cut it with different blades and methods yes the ruby helps but still it’s not foolproof , i’ve tried the ECD on my last two jobs yes it’s a good blade for shaving off or maybe just doing a little cut out of the flag but for long straight cuts like manhole covers I think it may cause too much vibration just my opinion not 100% sure if that’s the reason I think, that’s the problem you don’t know why it fractures sometimes the way does or breaks it makes you question is it the way am cutting or is there an imperfection in the product 🤯 so I’m just using a little cutting blade on the Grinder (Matty from Brockstone is the best for the still saw I’ve seen)
Morning Davey Hope you well mate . Totally agree about the ecd blade and the vibration on cuts around manholes etc.Its very frustrating and im worried to death doing these cuts mate 🤣 totally agree on all you say .can you recommend any other blades for the mini cutter ? Thanks mate all the best Justin 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping hello bud i’m good thanks your job looks spot-on very well done on some of them cuts there with minimal breakages it seems 👍 I am believing more and more A little grinder is possibly the way forward for awkward cuts, on a bed of sand I seem to be having a bit more luck I’ve been using a ruby TCR viper blade I think it’s still 40 to 50% luck maybe more that it doesn’t break 😖 Good luck with your job mate enjoying your videos 👍
@@davey4207 defo mate for the more intricate cuts yes. I think the bed of sand is a great idea to reduce the vibration as i think its that thats splitting the porcelain along with a warped blade in slightly would cause a split also temperature all factors so reducing all these you reduce the splitting just my opinion though. Appreciate the comments Justin 👍😀👌
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping Yes mate it seems to have been working for me , still haven’t found My go to blade yet still very much experimenting different methods I found the best person in the world can tell you how to do something but you have to try and find your own way and your own method I’m hopeful time and patience we will be cutting it like sandstone🤞😀
If your doing 2 cuts at 90deg on a slab half the angle and cut into the corner of where your two lines meet. Then cut your lines, and do it on a bag of sand
Neil thats one thing nobody else has mentioned and its such a good point .I think to do the work right and be patient with the porcelain and order spare tiles it obviously costs a lot of money .Are peoole always willing to pay no .Did i price it up realising it would take so long no .Have i done the work properly yes .so all a learning curve . Great point mate 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping fair play mate doing it right is the most important thing , most people would be cutting corners to get it done ! Keep at it and like you say it’s all a learning curve 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping sometimes it’s better to walk away after the first look Justin and not go back especially if there’s plenty of work available .Nicely done job though.
Bric I no what you mean and i agree and sometimes thats the case but i like the challenges and the uncertainty and i like to solve the problems and enjoy the end result and satisfaction. Its just me i like to push myself to improve as much as i can . I could choose easy but thats not me 🤣🤣🤣👍💯 Thanks bric i get your points good luck mate Justin 👍💯👌
Hi Justin question for on the Rubi why would the machine be cutting when cutting into tile have came across this or know why this may be doing this. Thanks in advance
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping Thanks for reply Justin yeah the saw blade was cutting few secs into the cut. Think it was just the new blade clogging up a bit pos. but we are flying now buddy have done about 25-30 cuts. Cutting for borders. 7m by 10.5m perimeter range 😖😬😆😆
@@lmilne4859 Or rigjht i see lee. I fing with mine i have to run it through a concrete block now and then to keep the blade sharp sometimes it cloggs up a bit and dont force it . Good luck lee Justin 👍
Sounds like you done a lot of cuts there straight as can be on the rubi everytime no dust either no bending and no starting up machines great bit of git isnt it . Good luck . Justin 👍💯
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping Superb bit of kit. Justin bought about 2 months back first time using as previous jobs no borders or that. But that elite stone blade is dead was dying after about 40 cuts pretty poor quality. Hence cheap to buy a suppose. Tried sharpening it through the Rubi sharping block. Will get a marcrist for the saw cut quicker and last lot longer going by the 1 a have for petrol. Do have a Rubi blade here so will put that on and comepare with this elite stone blade. Elite cuts quality just doesn’t last.
@@SteveAndAlexBuild its actually a lovely product but the cutting of it is a challenge on some cuts but ill keep at it .The product finished is amazing to be fair steve 👍💯
Awesome and honest video
Got my first porcelain patio coming up so great to see 👍
Thanks luke for the comment and good luck with your porcelain mate.
Justin 👍💯
Looking really smart Justin, Porcelain tricky stuff to cut but your perseverance and patience is paying off , bound to lose a few mate. Attention to detail on the rounded corners 👍👌. Well done guys, looking forward to the finished product.
Forgot to say looking a great job mate ? Some nice work gone in their 💖👍
Thanks very much means a lot that John
Justin 👍💯👌
Hi boys just got in but are be watching this in morning before work 👍
Hi Gareth mate how are you?
Hope you think the video is ok .
Justin 👍💯🧱
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping evening my mate am really well we had some lovely weather today here in Manchester hope you and brad are well 👍
Glad to hear that mate .yea we had good weather today long overdue.
Good luck ga
Justin 👍
Hi, Justin, great video, I have my first porcelain job coming up soon, looking forward to it, and the challenge of cutting! Hope I don’t break too many.
Every porcelain is different Brian lot of the lads are saying cut the on an off cut of Artificial grass stop the vibration.
Good luck with it let me no how it goes 👍
blade using is a vanity blade we use them lot in stone yard use start doing buss nose on Portland York stone marble granite great blade 👍
Morning mate great vid really nice to see you have the same issues as me as I like all the vids on UA-cam but they only show all the great stuff thanks for keeping it real
Job looks really good too
Have good Bank Holliday weeknd 👍
Thanks Gareth
As real as can be mate 🤣 have a good weekend
Justin
Making a nice job of it Justin & brad 👍 I feel your pain with the porcelain. I find the thin blades from elite stone tools to be great but find the key to Minimise braking tiles is to keep the blades dressed with a dressing stone every couple of cuts, this reduces the pressure you need to apply to cut reducing vibration and heat. I usually score the cuts first, then cut in both end then do the cut in a couple of passes.
We use a combination as 4” grinder, 9” dewalt flex volt grinder (with water on) and bring out the Rubi table saw but that’s becoming less and less now with the dewlt flex volt grinder, nice and balanced and hardly any vibration. Used to use the Rubi ECD blade but found they didn’t last to long even with dressing
Keep up the good work
Joe
Use the same elite stone tools blade 115mm for the last 240m2 of porcelain and still got lots of life left in it
Just noticed yout post got missed thanks for the i put you shared there really appreciate it 👍
Yout posts didn't come through for some.reason.
Sorry i missed them .keep sharing info and posting really appreciate it thankyou.
Justin 👍
Great work guys I’ve done many porcelain jobs lately I always cut the no straight cuts on a piece of carpet on a pallet and mark the slab with running the disc down a old level before going all way through it Hope this helps I don’t break many now just take your time going through let the weight of the grinder do the cutting 👍
Hi Anthony
Thanks for the advice mate really appreciate it and thanks for the comment.
Have a nice weekend mate.
Justin 👍💯
I am using porcelain slabs in my own garden approx 34 sqm, it is my first time and I am using pulvex diamond disc on a 230mm angle grinder.. I am not a professional by any standard but I did do a lot of research into blades as my main worry was it fragmenting/chipping on cuts. So far the pulvex blade I would highly reccomend, yes you still do get the odd chippings but using the rubi ecd 115 to grind it down. Keep the good vids coming, it helps diy'ers like myself :-) also I am cutting the slab on a wooden pallet with a foam underlay to help with vibrations for those tight cuts. Initially I cut it straight on the pallet and found the vibration would cause chipping, using a foam underlay (left over from a laminate job) that helped massively.
Nitesh really appreciate the advice there mate and thanks for sharing it with me .
Have a good weekend
Justin 👍💯
Those cuts like a nightmare..must be so much tension in those slabs for them to shatter like that!
Thats a top tip facing the artificial grass towards the house!
Do love sthils cos you can just take them anywhere and they are so quick..but that cutter on the stand produces a much better cut!
Keep up the great work lads!
IZZY just seen your channel very good just subbed mate.
The rubi saw is slower but you cant beat it precision its brilliant.
Some porcelain tiles are a nightmare they fracture and slit.
Keep uo the good work
Justin 👍
Spot on boys looks like a night mare to cut when i do flooring and lots of cut like that does your head in when it snaps
Tell me about it Danny its a bloody nightmare so frustrating but we got there and satisfying now it all looks worth it.
Cheers Danny
Justin 👍
Fig roll.....😂😂😂😂!!!! Found your channel after a customer ordered 900x900 porcelain 10mm tiles and couldn't find a tiler with time to install them. Almost bought the Rubi saw but ended up with the Festool dsc-ag as already owned rails etc ,started to use it today ripping tiles into three as got to the step section of project. I'm glad I'm not the only one shitting themselves with every cut as didn't want to order a crazy amount more tiles at £60 a tile. Just got to the cat pee bit!! It happens to us all at some point in our career
Welcome eddy mate cant beat a fig roll 😀😀😀.Well im glad im not the only one aswell. Ive been crapping myself so nervous cutting these tiles .payed a lot of money to cut porcelain properly its done the job but the time effort and money in breaks is more than i thought it would be .Thanks for the comment good luck with your project and cuts mate
Justin 👍💯
Hi Justin
Glad you got some good weather mate 👍 it's very frustrating cutting porcelain as you say mate and what we find some porcelain cuts fine . Then other porcelain snaps and fragments no matter what blade you use ? We use rubi blades but go through blades like no ones business. We allow £200 for blades on any project now Justin because of the poor quality of cheaper porcelain coming through ! Slow and steady mate 👍 and we if we hand cut of the bench we cut on some artificial grass on a board it takes the vibration out the blade and tends to stop it snapping ? But at the end of the day mate as you know it's always the one you've spent 10 minutes cutting and the last bit and bang it snaps 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 hope you've had a good week mate ? Keep safe and all the best 👍
Spot on again John so frustrating so much so brad chucked a donut away never seen that before 🤣🤣.Great tip about the board on the art grass thanks for that mate.
Weather has destroyed us of late here.
Hope you boys doing well and weather is kind to you mate .
Thanks for the comments
Justin 😀
Hi bud great video , I'm taking all my porcelain down to mattys in Liverpool so he can cut them for me 👍🏴
Yea matty is brilliant mate.The video was to be real as possible and to show people the Difficulty of cutting porcelain .The cost and the time it takes.
I didn't want to show all the cuts go well every time was a real experiment to people in real time.Good luck with your porcelain let me no how it goes mate 🤣👍
Thanks mate will do , awra best for the dentist, 👍
@@allanblackshaw3046
Thanks 🤣🤣💯👍
Who is Matty if you dont mind me asking mate im in Liverpool myself and work with porcelain would love someone else to do the cuts so i could crack on with the laying
Great work guys .can you hook water up to the saw as I reckon the heat from the blade could be heating up the porcelain causing it to fracture
Hi Darren
I thought the same so i was letting it cool a bit but no water suppressant for the small disc cutter its electric but the rubi and the sthil yes.
Thanks for the advice really appreciate it mate
Justin 👍💯
#EvolutionBlades also I have used a sacrificial thin concrete slab under the tile to distribute the vibration when cutting. Hope that make senses.
Thanks for the help Johnathan appreciate it mate 👍💯
Lay the flag on a bed of sand to dampen all that vibration while cutting with stihl . Good luck ,
Brilliant idea Kevin thanks for sharing mate 👍
You guys have worried me now....I'm starting a porcelain display area for a local stove company on Monday. I've bought all the specialist blades for my grinders (no Rubi wet cutter for poor old me!) Client has all the slabs 900 x 600 which he ordered in specially weeks ago, but now I am panicking that if I have a load of breakages he may not have allowed enough extra! I'll let you know how it goes next week. 🙈
Yea let me no Jim be interesting to see what you think .every porcelain is different mate so fingers crossed. Lads been saying cut em on a bed of sand or Artificial grass to reduce the vibration its a good idea give that a go hope it helps.good luck
Justin 👍💯
Hi Jim I done my first porcelain job there with 3×2 was worried myself , I got a decent blade for the sthill saw , been watching matty brockstone for ages as well as Justin for guidance. I cut them on a pallet with a old straight cut off tile on top with a rip off cardboard in-between and clamped them down , but I found that the cut thats under the clamped side didn't fragment, hope it helps ,plus plenty off water running on the blade
Marcrist blades are top notch for the porcelain. Dewalt cordless cutter is fantastic for this a the lower power and less vibration use the Dewalt saw a lot buddy. On this stuff. Marcrist £210 for blade but there top notch for the stihl cutter.
Small cordless grinder use the Rubi viper.
Thanks lee appreciate the help mate ive used them blades for sandstone top blades to be fair .
Thanks mate 😀👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping
Brad looked pissed with the cutting situation. A know it is a real pain tho isn’t a spent time on 1 then a let slip and bashed the edge cut the bloody thing again lol.
These types of just priced for 4sqm on top of 10% wastage if now there’s going be a lot of fancy cuts.
@@lmilne4859
Yes brad just wants to get it right .Been a learning curve for the two of us in terms of porcelain cuts .We have 3 tiles left over for the steps out front which is perfect luckily but yea i get what your saying.
Thanks lee 👍
what is the best blade for a bridge saw for speed and minimal chipping ?
We use elite stone tools google them ask for henry he will help you tell him brickright se t you great blades 👍👊
Hey good memory , I’ll not Forget that either 😢 I’m still trying and experimenting how to cut it with different blades and methods yes the ruby helps but still it’s not foolproof , i’ve tried the ECD on my last two jobs yes it’s a good blade for shaving off or maybe just doing a little cut out of the flag but for long straight cuts like manhole covers I think it may cause too much vibration just my opinion not 100% sure if that’s the reason I think, that’s the problem you don’t know why it fractures sometimes the way does or breaks it makes you question is it the way am cutting or is there an imperfection in the product 🤯 so I’m just using a little cutting blade on the Grinder (Matty from Brockstone is the best for the still saw I’ve seen)
Morning Davey
Hope you well mate .
Totally agree about the ecd blade and the vibration on cuts around manholes etc.Its very frustrating and im worried to death doing these cuts mate 🤣 totally agree on all you say .can you recommend any other blades for the mini cutter ?
Thanks mate all the best
Justin 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping hello bud i’m good thanks your job looks spot-on very well done on some of them cuts there with minimal breakages it seems 👍 I am believing more and more A little grinder is possibly the way forward for awkward cuts, on a bed of sand I seem to be having a bit more luck I’ve been using a ruby TCR viper blade I think it’s still 40 to 50% luck maybe more that it doesn’t break 😖 Good luck with your job mate enjoying your videos 👍
@@davey4207 defo mate for the more intricate cuts yes.
I think the bed of sand is a great idea to reduce the vibration as i think its that thats splitting the porcelain along with a warped blade in slightly would cause a split also temperature all factors so reducing all these you reduce the splitting just my opinion though.
Appreciate the comments
Justin 👍😀👌
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping Yes mate it seems to have been working for me , still haven’t found My go to blade yet still very much experimenting different methods I found the best person in the world can tell you how to do something but you have to try and find your own way and your own method I’m hopeful time and patience we will be cutting it like sandstone🤞😀
@@davey4207 spot on mate agree 👍💯
If your doing 2 cuts at 90deg on a slab half the angle and cut into the corner of where your two lines meet. Then cut your lines, and do it on a bag of sand
Thanks Tom
Top tip many thanka mate 👍
No probs, tidy work. I enjoy your videos lots of tips thanks.
@@tommul100
Thanks Tom appreciate it 👍
Hope you priced it well mate looks a nightmare with all those cuts !
Neil thats one thing nobody else has mentioned and its such a good point .I think to do the work right and be patient with the porcelain and order spare tiles it obviously costs a lot of money .Are peoole always willing to pay no .Did i price it up realising it would take so long no .Have i done the work properly yes .so all a learning curve .
Great point mate 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping fair play mate doing it right is the most important thing , most people would be cutting corners to get it done !
Keep at it and like you say it’s all a learning curve 👍
@@neilsmart78 absolutely right neil thanks mate and good luck to you have a nice weekend 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping sometimes it’s better to walk away after the first look Justin and not go back especially if there’s plenty of work available .Nicely done job though.
Bric
I no what you mean and i agree and sometimes thats the case but i like the challenges and the uncertainty and i like to solve the problems and enjoy the end result and satisfaction. Its just me i like to push myself to improve as much as i can .
I could choose easy but thats not me 🤣🤣🤣👍💯
Thanks bric i get your points good luck mate
Justin 👍💯👌
Why did you not square the manhole cover with the wall ? Great job
The chambers existing dictated where the manhole cover went no other option available Kieran 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping . Theres always something in the way lol ..looks well 🙋♂️
@Kieran Fitzsimons
Always something your right there 🤣👍
What blade do you use in your stihl saw mate ?
Just seen you said you was using elite stone tool blade, is it the 300mil segmented blade mate ?
You are correct and its a good blade to be fair but we use the rubi saw as much as we can
Justin 👍
Hi Justin question for on the Rubi why would the machine be cutting when cutting into tile have came across this or know why this may be doing this. Thanks in advance
Lee im not sure what you mean if you want to ring me your welcome mate 👍
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping
Thanks for reply Justin yeah the saw blade was cutting few secs into the cut. Think it was just the new blade clogging up a bit pos. but we are flying now buddy have done about 25-30 cuts. Cutting for borders. 7m by 10.5m perimeter range 😖😬😆😆
@@lmilne4859
Or rigjht i see lee.
I fing with mine i have to run it through a concrete block now and then to keep the blade sharp sometimes it cloggs up a bit and dont force it .
Good luck lee
Justin 👍
Sounds like you done a lot of cuts there straight as can be on the rubi everytime no dust either no bending and no starting up machines great bit of git isnt it .
Good luck .
Justin 👍💯
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping
Superb bit of kit. Justin bought about 2 months back first time using as previous jobs no borders or that. But that elite stone blade is dead was dying after about 40 cuts pretty poor quality. Hence cheap to buy a suppose. Tried sharpening it through the Rubi sharping block.
Will get a marcrist for the saw cut quicker and last lot longer going by the 1 a have for petrol.
Do have a Rubi blade here so will put that on and comepare with this elite stone blade.
Elite cuts quality just doesn’t last.
Also offer an off cut as a straight edge to first score the flag.
Top tip thanks keven appreciate the advice mate
Justin 👍
So the moral of this story don’t do porcelain 😳🤣🧱👍🏽
😂😂😂 yea i suppose so 😂😂
Life would be to easy then Steve 😂🧱🌧
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping well it’s off the list of maybes for our garden project ! 🥵🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild its actually a lovely product but the cutting of it is a challenge on some cuts but ill keep at it .The product finished is amazing to be fair steve 👍💯
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping 🧱👍🏽
@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping Have to be honest I’m not a fan of the stuff . 😬🧱👍🏽