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Decorative wall ceramics made with\u00a0Slalom tile cutter<\/strong>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The wall decoration depicting a horse has been designed with a\u00a0special tile cutter able to cut curves<\/strong>\u00a0in most types of tile. This work is particularly interesting because it has been achieved not only using the Slalom S63 tile cutter, but also Montolit tile nibblers and an angle grinder.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n In the video below you can see in detail some of the major phases during the execution project :<\/p>\n How to cut simple and regular curves in tiles <\/p>\n With this type of manual tile cutter it is possible to\u00a0make beautiful patterns to decorate walls and floors<\/strong>\u00a0in the bath room, bed room, living rooms and entrances. <\/p>\n Using the Slalom tile cutter to make curved cuts in porcelain tiles is very easy and can be a valuable and economical substitute against the use of a Water Jet Cutter. <\/p>\n
\nHow to cut freehand curves in tiles
\nThe best way to split curved incisions
\nFinishing corners of very small diameters
\nThe repetition of identical curves on different tiles
\nThe assembly of the tile pieces into the pattern created<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nSome tile layers may even use this cutter to create detail in\u00a0mixed flooring<\/strong>\u00a0which uses, for example,\u00a0ceramic and parquet together.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nThe only limit is that it is not possible to make tiny cuts which have very small diameters. In this case, the Water Jet will obviously remain the best solution.<\/p>\n