I picked up the Metabo I would recommend it..

 

I picked up the Metabo I would recommend it..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYdkBSFnOmw&t=6s

That's bad ass!


Mike.
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Thanks Craig! I watched that video when I was notified you posted it. I was hoping you would do a video. What type of tile were you cutting? Did you have luck finding a good blade? Can it be ran with water?

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That was 24x24 through body polished porcelain, I bought the blade through a local vender it is a cheap mesh blade.

Additional I don't think I would bother using water with it.

 

So a good dry porcelain blade and vac then. Saves having to worry about drying off the back of the tile before setting.

That job I have coming up is a color body polished porcelain. With the layout I know I will have a bunch of 48" long rip cuts to make.

 

I would buy and use it.

 

Dang, that's a nice tool...that said, what vacuum is that?? That deserves just as much praise as the cutting tools!

This question will likely show my brilliance here, but...after you've set the tile, now you are cutting in the inlay. How do you get the tile out of there?? I feel like if I tried that it would tear up the backer-board, yeah?

 

Kudos on the job.
Me too
I was hoping to see how you lifted out the cut. Without chipping the outside patterns.