I have a flat bed diamond wheel cutter that does an ok job but tends to leave small chips out of the face of the tile. Do the Rexon radial cutters I've seen on ebay leave a cleaner cut or is there a better tool out there.
Best tool for cutting travertine!
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It's more the blade than the saw,marcist are recommened on here time and again.Never used one yet but a decent/new blade in most wet saws will make a world of difference.
You can also get a rubi block which will remove blunt/dull diamonds from your blade.http://www.tradetiler.com/acatalog/Rubi_Diamond_Wheels.html
About 2 thirds down the page.
You can also get a rubi block which will remove blunt/dull diamonds from your blade.http://www.tradetiler.com/acatalog/Rubi_Diamond_Wheels.html
About 2 thirds down the page.
Come in Lance, it's about time you picked up a Marcrist blade - when you get one, you'll kick yourself for not getting one sooner.
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I have looked at them and thought long and hard but I am a tight wad at heart 
You are probably right though as no doubt I will get much more out of one.
I think you may have upset manchestertiling as he has not posted for a while.
You are probably right though as no doubt I will get much more out of one.I think you may have upset manchestertiling as he has not posted for a while.
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