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A big question we get asked is: What Tools do i need to cut Brick Tiles?<\/p>\n
If your DIY project involves brick tiles, more than likely you will need to cut those brick tiles. This can seem quite daunting but fear not!<\/p>\n
We have put together a quick guide with some advice on what tools you\u2019ll need and how to use them.<\/p>\n
Nearly all brick tile projects will require some cutting unless you are extremely lucky and your wall works out to the nearest full or half brick.<\/p>\n
The main areas which require cutting are edges and corners. Brick tiles will also need to be cut if you\u2019re tiling around a window, door, bathroom suite or kitchen cupboard.<\/p>\n
There are a few ways with which brick tiles can be cut properly and yield amazing results. What ever your project or budget you will find a cutting tool to suit the job in hand below:<\/p>\n
An electric wet cutter would be the preferred tool for the job. These work in a similar way to an electric saw, and are a great idea especially if you have lots of brick tiles to cut.<\/p>\n
Brick tile cutters are quicker and easier to use than a manual saw.<\/p>\n
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What to remember when using an electric tile cutter:<\/strong><\/p>\n A small 4 inch angle grinder complete with a stone cutting disk will easily cut brick tiles. This method takes a little more time and precision and requires a steady hand. We would only advise using an angle grinder if you have few cuts to do.<\/p>\n Yes! you heard correct. A normal fine tooth hand saw can be used for straight cutting brick tiles. Although time consuming this is a very effective and controlled way of getting the cuts just how you want the,.<\/p>\n The most basic way of cutting or breaking brick tiles is using the old fashioned masons way. A hammer and bolster or chisel will give a clean cut. It is worth noting that the edge will not be perfect and it may take a bit of practice before you get good at it.<\/p>\n This method works well on reclaimed bricks or rustic bricks. Where the uneven edge adds to the aesthetic.<\/p>\n If you have any questions you can always email us for more advice. Our technical team are always on hand to answer your questions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A big question we get asked is: What Tools do i need to cut Brick Tiles? If your DIY project involves brick tiles, more than likely you will need to cut those brick tiles....<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":2096,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[2,6,4],"tags":[10,336,343,339],"yoast_head":"\n\n
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Hand saw<\/h4>\n
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Hammer and chisel<\/h4>\n
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