Posted: 1/10/2015 2:06:10 PM EDT
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A stone place may have a wet saw. Not sure if they would let you use it. Why not drill a few holes with a drill, score it and snap it. They won't let him use it, but they might cut it for him for a few bucks. Drilling tile sucks and can break the tile of you're not good. |
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A stone place may have a wet saw. Not sure if they would let you use it. Why not drill a few holes with a drill, score it and snap it. He probably does not have a lot of tiles left? They can break easy and it's two cuts in a perpendicular pattern, it could split the entire tile. |
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Angle grinder. Every man needs one. This should go in the man thread. Wire wheels, mason stones, steel cutting, steel grinding and so many other blades for sooooo mush cuttting!!! Very few things can't be cut or trimmed with a grinder... With a grinder and a shovel, I'm pretty sure you could build a building. |
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I just had Lowes do it. I measured what I needed and had it taped to a piece of notebook paper for each one. It took the guy doing it like an hour and should've cost me, but the guy got annoyed at his manager so it was free. The manager told him the very sturdy looking safety glasses that fit him well that he was using weren't 'correct' for the job and instead to use some ill-fitting, dirty, flimsy goggles.
It was supposed to be like $0.25 per cut. Even with the 30-some tiles I had, it would've been worth it to not have to rent or buy a saw. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |



