Cutting Ceramic Tile With Jigsaw

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Cutting ceramic tile with jigsaw.

This technique works well for making angled cuts and notches in ceramic tile. While a manual tile cutter is the best tool for making straight cuts in ceramic tile you will at times need to make notches slanted cuts and smaller cuts in ceramic tile when you are laying down floor tile. These are also used for hardened material such as glass and marble. The higher the material density no water absorbance the more work has to be performed by the bit i e.

Leah from see jane drill demonstrates how to use a jig saw with a diamond blade to make a cut in ceramic tile. Mark a cut line on the top of the ceramic tile so you know exactly where to guide the saw blade when. You can cut the tile with a jig saw. This is so that you can lay down the tile in corners tight spaces or around objects.

Cutting out general curves are pretty much the same process described above and there is really no difference in procedure you will just pay closer attention to the blade and make sure it stays within your cut line. Grit edged blades are toothless and use a grinding action to make. Quality jigsaw blade for cutting ceramic tile. Place the tile down on a robust surface a plywood suits best move the square cautiously and keep it.

By aligning the horizontal edge to the bottom of the tile measure and use a pencil to mark the area. The diamondtilecutter is designed to work with all ceramic tiles which absorb water. Measure mark. Attach a carbide grit ceramic blade to the jigsaw and tighten to secure.