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Question: will be suited to cur 4X4 ceramic tile?
Document: I broke more then I want to admit especially at $4-5/tile. I gave up using this and went back to the wet saw. I bet it's great on ceramic but on porcelain it just didn't CUT it. ;-)
It's built very sturdy thanks to the steel base. I had a cheaper one where the base would flex when you put pressure down on the handle. The blade worked fine for me and I've installed a kitchen's worth of 6x24 ceramic tile. No complaints here!
I used this to cut 12&#34; ceramic tile. At first practice it would snap but not straight lines. Within 30 minutes the plastic broke and I sent it back for a refund. Found a wet saw for less than $100 that worked perfect.
This cutter would not cut my ceramic tile reliably. The tile is thick (>3/8'') and the cutter would not snap the cutter on the scored line with any accuracy. The cutting wheel would not roll off the end of the tile due to the thickness of the tile (the wheel could not advance and roll off due to the stop). Because of this the tile had to be tilted or moved to get the pressure feet on to the tile.
Works wonders on ceramic floor tile.I used it on 8" tile with no issues at all.Note - make sure you cut your tile where you want it. its not like wood where you can cut it a big long and take some off later. either you get it right the first time, or you throw the tile away.Awesome product.Update -Product failed when I tried to use it for the second time, 6th tile i ever cut with it.
Was hesitant in purchasing with the all over reviews, but for the price decided to give it a try. Arrived in one day and was glad as I had just had the QEP model break. Put it to the test on 12&#34; ceramic and cut perfectly. Think maybe folks are scoring a bit to hard. Had no issues and was able to even cut an inch off of tiles. As the directions state be sure to take an oil soaked rag to lube the rails during use.
Good for straight cuts only. A tile saw is better for all type of cuts.
The bars are too flexible which make it difficult to score and snap the tile. Spend more and get a higher quality cutter.
Bought this for 25 dollars from Amazon to tile my own house that I needed to rent. It works good for the money.
Never used a tile cutter before but found this one very easy to use. Worth every penny that I paid for the tile cutter.
Answer: no