Can it be used with a flat blade? I have to demo a bathroom and remove the tile in shower and floor. Will it work for that?
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Thank you for your question. Yes, it will work great for removing tile using a tile chisel. Bosch HS1465 SDS-plus Tile ChiselIf you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
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Don't think it will cut tile however this tool I've used for everything wooden! It is excellent tool for any fine detail trim work!
1299392
absolutely NO. the saw chips small tile. I had to get a wet saw to do my tile work
1900893
I replaced my bathroom floor with ceramic tile and used the blade that came with the kit. It cut it like butter. Porcelain is harder than ceramic, but I expect it would cut it just fine.
2239133
I have not used it to cut tile, but it is a nice handy tool to have around, you will not regret buying it.
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Yes with a long blade. The blade will bend to be flush or almost flush with the floor. Depending on pipe metal or plastic you can use a belt sander with a heavy grit sanding belt and make it flush. Of course not if the floor is already finished
238645
This tile cutter is designed to cut flat tiles. Aren't couch shells round and uneven? what you need is a saw or dummel type of tool. I don't think tile cutter will server you purpose.
674836
I use it to drill porcelain plates. I'm not sure if it will work for the tile but I don't see why not. The drill bit it self is excellent!
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It is designed for hard porcelain/ceramic tiles. It doesn't really "cut" the tile. It scores the tile (through the glaze) - along which the tile is "snapped" or cleanly broken. Hope this helps.
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Maybe. It works best for flat surfaces but if you get the biggest size and cut it to cover the biggest surface area for your ceramic tile, unless your ceramic tile weighs 10 lbs, of course ha ha. Just adhere to the weight limit, and you should be fine. I would recommend following the instructions carefully without skipping any steps. I thought this would be quick and easy but it is an overnight type project.
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I wouldn't think so. Laminate flooring is a softer material, and this cutter is intended for cutting brittle materials. This tool works by applying stress to the cutting line with the carbide wheel, then bending to finish the cutting process. I would imagine Laminate would need a sharp blade, or if you have an oscillating powertool, it works wonder for most material...except tiles.. :)
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I just did this very thing and had poor results because the blade I use for that type of work was reAlly worn. With a new blade I have no doubt it would have performed well. I actually wore mine out removing grout between bricks on my house. That worked really good.
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it certainly worked wonders on my tile floors and walls. used it for just this purpose in the bathroom and kitchen and it worked great. you'll want to use a grout sealer after you have cleaned it for extra protection.
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Yes, however a smaller, lighter hammer would be easier on your back. Whichever hammer, a wide chisel would likely work best for removing tile from a flat surface.
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The flat attachment I think it's for walls and curtains. It's too angled to be used for the floor. I have used the brush attachment to remove dustin the house and in the car. It works great!
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Short answer, yes. I had a couple of places where ceramic tile drifted out of position and was touching. I chucked the blade in my 7 1/4 Black -Decker hand saw, used a spritzer bottle with water to keep it wet and cut grout grooves back to size. Wear ear protection and avoid chips & such flying off unless you like to bleed.
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I used it for concrete siding and it works great. I would think it would cut flooring no problem. Just keep using the stone on the blade regularly. Good luck. This is worth every cent great tool for the money