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Stone and tile cutting tools - FAQ

Cut stone and tile is not a common project. possible exercises necessary, hammers, cutting tools and seem a daunting task. With such a specific point where you start too?

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Frequently Asked Questions

When I need a ceramic tile saw?

They saw a need for ceramic tile, how do some cutting granite, marble, tiles, stones and other products. Most tile saws use diamond blades that produce dust-free and extremely smooth cuts.

Which bit should I use for drilling the tiles?

Besides a steady hand, you need a special drill, ifDrilling tiles. A drill bit carbide or diamond is ideal for drilling into tile.

How fast should my tile saw and why is it important?

The rate of operation of a diamond cutting disc includes both the average speed (productivity) and time (costs). That said, the best speed to ensure the most convenient combination of cutting speed and tool life of about 9,500 meters of surface per minute (SFPM) is. Each sheet has a diameter correspondinghelp measure RPM (RPM) to provide the best SFPM.

In short, the tile saw the right speed may prevent a catastrophe and save a lot of money.

What should I know about cutting with diamond blades?

There is a rule when it comes to blade (which sounds a bit 'counter-intuitive, but it is here): Soft blades cut hard materials and difficult knife to cut soft materials.

In other words, use a knife with a softer matrix, if youCutting in harder, less abrasive materials such as cured concrete, brick, tile or stone. On the other hand, you need a sheet with a matrix more difficult (such as diamond wheels) are in the company of excessive wear of the softer materials like green concrete, asphalt or block.

Until next time, Good for home improvement!

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