If you only need a tile saw for a small DIY project, this budget-friendly tile saw from QEP is a great choice for the price. The saw is small and portable at just 22 pounds and 20-inches across, making it easy to move it to your work area or to store it in the garage once your project is finished. With the small size comes a small 0.75-horsepower motor and a seven-inch blade that only spins at 3,600 rpm, so be aware that you won’t be able to cut through thick slabs of particularly hard tile with this saw.
Tile cutter advice
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After buying a 230v transformer and paying for shipping from the USA, the home owner might be better off paying a tiler...
I helped a friend a few years sgo fitting 600x600 porcelain tiles 12mm tick.
I have a semi pro tile cutter and I had to jump on it to break the tiles.
So after a couple of hours I went to my local tool hire place and the gave me a sigma for just under £100.
We finished that very same day.
I have a semi pro tile cutter and I had to jump on it to break the tiles.
So after a couple of hours I went to my local tool hire place and the gave me a sigma for just under £100.
We finished that very same day.
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