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Frequently Asked Questions: Marking/Cutting


My wet saw is designed for cutting regular ceramic tile. Can I use this to cut SnapStone porcelain tiles?

Most tile saws designed for cutting ceramic tile will work well with SnapStone. However, because SnapStone is a high quality porcelain tile, it is important to use a diamond-tipped blade designed for cutting porcelain.

I have a curved wall. Can I make curved cuts with SnapStone?

Yes. Curved cuts can easily be made using a 4"angle grinder with a diamond blade.

The water pump gets clogged on my saw. Is there anything I can do to prevent this?

The shavings from the tray will clog the pump on a wet saw if the water isn't changed frequently. The best way to combat this is by changing the water in the saw when tray shavings accumulate, approximately every 30-40 cuts. The shavings from the tray will float so you can easily see them.

What type of wet saw works best for cutting SnapStone?

Tile saws made by Dewalt,,Felker, MK,Target, QEP, Rigid and others perform very well when cutting SnapStone. Be sure to use a blade designed to cut porcelain tile.

What is the best way to cut around a vent?

If more than one tile is involved, you should be able to measure and mark your tiles easily, cutting with a wet saw. If, however, the required cut falls inside a tile and you can't cut from the edges, you must make a "plunge-cut" in the middle of the tile.

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