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How to Cut Wood Look Tile If I Don’t Have Electric Tile Saw

by Lisa C. Marketing Writer

Buying or renting electric tile cutting machine can be an expensive add-on to the budget of your project. At the same time, cutting tiles from hands does not guarantee precision cut. Then again, you cannot cut tile precisely for every fit. There is some hand cutting and honing required in every tile project.

So, if you are not renting or buying an electric tile saw, or otherwise, this blog will help you understand the tricks to hand cut wood look porcelain tiles for exact fit. Check out the following pointers –

Get a Dedicated Workstation for Tile Cutting

While tiles will be installed either on flooring or wall, for cutting tiles, there should be a separate table or workstation. Make sure that your table is large enough to place the tiles, along with other equipment, safely.

In addition, the work table on which you are planning to cut tiles should have exposure to natural light or bright light – so you can measure, mark and cut tiles to your requirements.

Rent or Buy a Manual Tile Cutter

manual tile cutter is a tool so sharp and strong that it can cut natural stones and tiles. Renting or buying such a tool will allow you to save your budget.

Since, wood look tiles are porcelain, you might want to tell the dealer that you are looking for porcelain tile cutter.

Read and Learn to Cut Tiles

If you are working with this tool for the first time, it is crucial that you learn how to use it before getting ready for your project.

You can learn the basics of operating manual tile cutter on YouTube or from the manufacturer or dealer’s instructions on tile cutting.

This article has been brought to by MosaicsAndTile.com, one of the leading stone and tile suppliers in US.

 


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