Einhell TC-TC 618 Electric Tile Cutter | 600W, Water Cooling System, 45° Tiltable Stainless Steel Work Table For Mitre Cuts, Parallel Stop | Portable Wet Tile Saw With Diamond Disc Cutter

Fantastic for the money

I would only use outside as it can get very messy. Also the moveable measuring attachment isn't very good or stable... but I never relied on it any way. Good product and price and would buy again

I purchased this with the reassurance of a 3 year warranty, spare parts available and a very friendly and approachable aftersales team at Einhell (confirmed this after ringing them prior to ordering and very impressed).That aside, I've tackled 5mm bathroom tiles with ease and two more projects lined up. The diamond cutting blade purrs through the tiles after the underneath water cools it down and makes a lovely cut. The all steel construction of the machine I reckon beats plastic versions for rigidity. It isn't noisy. It's lightweight. Very simple to put together out of the box. Spare blades very affordable. Easy to clean machine afterwards. Just ensure you wear safety specs, keep the water reservoir topped up and wear a t shirt that you don't mind getting a little damp from the spray from the cooling water! ( can't be avoided and serves a purpose). First Einhell product I've had....May well entertain more....🙂

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What a waste of money.We had an electric tile cutter, that we used to do the tiling in the kitchen it only had a 450 motor and it wasnt to great with thicker floor tiles...so we decided to get a larger motor ..so also bigger moter more money. Well what a waste this tile cutting machine works just!! Although it says its for floor tiles. Had to buy a new blade for it; as were 1/2 way through couldnt wait on the manufacturer. Because the one that come was warped...i would only recoment thos machine for cutting lighter thinner tiles. My old 450 tile i got from B&Q works and cuts these tiles a bit slower but does a better job .

I bought this because two years ago I moved house and couldn't find my excellent little plasplug tile cutter, which I had used for years for many many tiling jobs so for some unknown reason I bought this piece of crap! If you've never used a tile cutter before you won't know what's wrong with this thing so here are the problems:1. You will never NEVER get a clean edge with this thing, the tile will ALWAYS chip because the blade protrudes to high, if you're cutting a 10mm tile the blade should be a couple of millimeters above the tile NOT 30mm! That's unless you're cutting a 28mm thick tile!2. The water reservoir has to be topped up after cutting each tile3. Because the water reservoir is not built internally to the unit, as with the plasplug, water drips, ney! spews everywhere so it cannot be used indoors4. No matter how tight you make the tile guide, even if you use pliers to turn the knobs at each end the guide, IT MOVES!!! So you end up with a skewiff, non straight edgeI'm actually going to throw this thing away, not even going to bother to sell it on and lumber someone else with it.

For the £45 I paid for this its incredible value for money, even allowing for the essential upgrade to a more expensive cutting disc. Cut my 8mm and 10mm hard porcelain tiles in record time with a nice tidy line, obviously not going to match the edging of a proper table saw but those are many times more expensive.Only cons is that it very wet in use so has to be used outside and that it does not come with a push stick, which is essential for any table saw

I just used the cutter for the first time 10 minutes ago. The blade is horrible and my tile is all chipped. Reading the reviews before buying it I saw it was regularly mentioned and nearly automatically bought another blade then thought I would try it first. The work is now postponed until I get the new blade I just ordered.