Cutting Tile with a Grinder? Here's What You're Doing Wrong!

[@12thDecember]

You basically turned your grinder into a wet saw. Great technique as well. Very impressive.

[@paolodesantis3173]

well done

[@alexandershillo6622]

Як бабця вчила , молодець 👌

[@WINNI.Designs]

Дуже дякую!

[@Daniil_Ryvak]

Вот это у тебя бабуля мощная, мое почтение) Трубку курит?

[@stephenbrickwood1602]

That was stressful. 😊

[@WINNI.Designs]

Right!

[@deananderson3710]

We’re is the link for the blade

[@contessa.adella]

Wet cutting..easy for this pro, but….a newb spraying water over his corded grinder? What could go wrong!!!

[@ineedhoez]

😂😂😂😂

[@lrodecw]

Diamond wheel?

[@WINNI.Designs]

Diamond mesh. I linked it in the description:)

[@SarasotaFl]

gj

[@michaelcatalanottohandyman]

Score the line before you cut it. 🤯 done. You can use a sponge of water to keep it wet/cool. Such a long video for such a simple solution. Could have just made a short video for this one.

[@misiokinsale]

No,you could not. Discs for dry cutting are made from different materials then wet cutting tools. Dry one you can just damage with water.

[@michaelcatalanottohandyman]

@@misiokinsale yes you can. Obviously you don’t know what you are talking about. If your score the line all the way across before making the cut, dry or wet, it will not crack out of line towards the end. I been doing tile work for many years. Dry or wet , diamond cutter wheels and hole saws can be used dry or wet. Using a wet sponge to keep the bit cool is important depending on the tile you are cutting. Go do your research instead of making a stupid statement about tile work when you obviously don’t know enough.

[@misiokinsale]

@@michaelcatalanottohandyman I doing tiling for longer time then you can speak.Read something about abrasives materials for wet and dry cutting and then play expert.

[@liamdavies5777]

@@michaelcatalanottohandyman agree. An initial nice score line with the grinder and your safe and sound. Never had any issues.