THE TILER BLOG

We all know that dozens of different types of water tile cutters can be found on the market today for cutting porcelain tiles, marble and granite slabs, and other types of "stones" for laying. There are domestic and foreign brands, professional or DIY water tile cutters. It is a jungle of features and prices, and it is increasingly difficult to find the ideal water tile cutter (electric tile...

For cutting porcelain tile, there are a huge variety of diamond discs for stoneware on the market, which apparently differ only in shape and price. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to tell at a glance whether it is a professional product since all brands tend to copy successful models aesthetically while offering competitive prices.   The only way to verify the qualities of a disc is by...

Increasingly, both the professional installer/tiler and the simple do-it-yourselfer find themselves in need of drilling small holes (5; 6; 8; 10; 12 mm in diameter) in ceramic or stone coverings (walls or flooring). The traditional water drilling with classic cutters is difficult because it requires the user to take many dedicated steps such as purchasing accessories for the proper inflow and...