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Frequently Asked Questions
Tile cutter or wet saw — which do I need?
For straight cuts in ceramic and porcelain, a manual cutter is faster, cleaner, and dust-free. You need a wet saw for L-cuts, notches, miters, very hard or thick material, and stone.
What size tile cutter should I buy?
The cutter's rated length must cover your longest cut — for diagonal layouts that's the tile's diagonal, so a 24-inch tile on the diagonal needs a 34-inch-plus cutter. Plank tile needs rail cutters in the 36–65 inch range.
Why won't my cutter snap porcelain cleanly?
Usually a worn scoring wheel or too many passes — score once, firmly, then snap. Hard porcelain also rewards a quality cutter with a rigid frame; replacement tungsten-carbide wheels restore old cutters.