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the valve controls & pipes are being installed into a stud wall. how do i fix the outlet?

yes i know rubi is the best.i should buy one !

i bought a chinky cutter for £80 but i used to sell Tiwanese tools back in 1975 and they were ****e then.I had my reservations but thought what the heck i'l give them the benefit of the doubt and lo and behold their tools are still crap.I'm taking it back tomoz and buying a british one for £110...

thanks lancenotalot.I will try this shortly and let you know if it works budy.sounds like it could.fingers crossed !

Im getting suspicious about my cutter now....paranoid or what.see what happens tomorrow in the shop !

seantiler:I have a decent wet cutter with a solid diamond impreg wheel and the tiles have no relief pattern on them to divert the break (i know what you mean about that bud )Thanks for your advice though bud !

thanks Wolf,i'm taking a tile to the shop in morning and the dry cutter and ask if they can cut the tiles that are supposed to be top quality!

We have got porcalain wall tiles that are 9mm thick which cut lovely on the manual cutter,but these floor tiles 9mm thick are efin bstrds and won't break clean along the score line with a brand new wheel.We've tried a hard knock, a soft knock and a continuous push but we are left scratching our...

The disc is brand new for this job.The speed of cutter is 4600 min- 1 Plastiplug. 375 Watts.Cost £6.00 per tile.

I am cutting porcilain floor tiles with a manual tool but they won't break cleanly along score line.So i am cutting them with a diamond saw powered disc cutter with water and now i'm getting severe flaking/chipping on the cut edges which looks bad.Can i do anything more to prevent this damage...