Can it cut 24in porcelain tile?
1241116
It could be done but with difficultly because the top is not near 24 inches long. Any portable wet saw would have the same problem. I would give it a try if I was doing a home project.
1241117
24"is too big for it to handle. the platform is suitable for 18" at most and that's pushing it.
1241118
You can do it if you remove the guide, however, cuts will be "free hand" very hard to make straight cuts. I wouldn't recommend it for 24's.
1240327
Caleb... i haven't opened the box yet, so i can't speak from experience on this saw. The product description says it will cut stone or ceramic material up to 1-3/8-Inch deep.
1603921
I cut 6 inch wide by 24 inch long tile. It will cut 18 inch long safely but you either have to flip it 180 degrees or put the pavers on top of the guide bar and that is what i did. It will cut 3 1/4 inch deep max. Buy a good blade . I bought a Dewalt from Lowes and it works great.
1121262
I wouldn't use this to rip 4", you'll have a 50/50 chance of it coming out right, but that goes for any tile breaker. It's a very nice piece though.
1193637
I did work with porcelain tiles and had not problems in cutting it in to required lengths.I guess should be the same with marble. Granite I have not worked with it yet.
1900893
I replaced my bathroom floor with ceramic tile and used the blade that came with the kit. It cut it like butter. Porcelain is harder than ceramic, but I expect it would cut it just fine.
1965669
I use the saw to primarily cut glass. I have made crosscuts up to 24" ....as far as the width, I have cut 48" pieces of glass with no problem. I have used it to cut 12x12 and up to 18x18 tiles....hope this helps.
139376
yes, but the fact that it has a blade made for high speed cutting, it will melt the tile at the edge and turn it into a molten disaster. use a straight edge and a sharp box cutter with a point to cut the tile. you can later trim the cut with a(the same) knife if you need to adjust for things like moldings or register edges
51154
Honestly, I don't know. If you prefer a Dremel tool for your project call the Dremel customer service and ask an expert there. I'm sure they can direct to the most appropriate tool and accessory. I had to buy it for cutting very small pieces of porcelain tile.
1051952
Sorry, I don't know. I used mine to cut ceramic tiles, slate stone and glass tiles. The only ones it had trouble on were the glass tiles. Otherwise, it cut the ceramic and slate tiles very easily.
2239134
I have used this cut-off tool/grinder to cut tile. You will need to buy a tile blade. It's not the best for making long straight cut but it gets the job done. I found it to be most useful for making irregular cuts.
73738
I use it to trim, grind and cut off ceramic glaze from pottery. I would say, yes it can.
217737
It is limited because the tile will hit the frame of the saw on the left. I just did a job with 6x24 tiles on the diagonal and I had to be quite creative to make all my cuts around the floor vents. It does help that you can make plunge cuts similar to a miter saw. Overall this is a very nice saw. But may not be the right saw for large format tiles.
16773
I used it to cut ceramic tiles on a bathroom remodel project. I use a set of small clamps to hold tile. Don't try to cut with saw, holding item with fingers!!!!!
1032767
I would ask the supplier if this type of tile is suitable for working with a snap style tile cutter. If so, then I would think the QEP 10552 would be ideal. I have used it to cut small pieces of ceramic & porcelain tile with no problem.
553310
I'm assuming you are talking about ceramic or porcelain tiles if so, the the answer is NO! You would have to use a ceramic tile saw or a score and snap saw. The Skil flooring saw could be used to cut laminate floor tiles.
458791
Yes it can but a tile saw would give you easier and better cuts. It will cut any kind of stone,ceramic or porcelain