How to cut out or shape porcelain tiles and stone, shape corners and bevel edges

Demonstration of cutting out and shaping porcelain tiles and stone, whilst shaping corners and bevel edges using Montolit Mondrillo Diamond Cup Wheel. For more information on our Montolit range please contact us on 0208 586 4600 or visit our website www.nichollsandclarke.com

[@billinski42]

That's amazing, I will be re-tiling my bathroom with 800mm x 800mm high gloss porcelain floor tiles, same as I had professionally fitted in revamped kitchen and hallway. This product gives me confidence that I can do the bathroom myself and save a lot of money.
Many thanks.

[@flokidarby1225]

Great video & good info. Thanks for sharing.

[@joeshmoe1585]

Excellent Video.Thank You...

[@DiannaAtherton]

Wow. Magic

[@RoscoPColetraneIII]

Is that a cutting disk being used on the angle grinder?

[@generaluser732]

Hi Rpcjak
The product being used is described as a diamond cup wheel. It differs from a standard diamond cutting disc in that it is diamond coated on both sides and on the edge. As such it can be used to cut in from and edge and grind both left and right, which is great for those awkward shapes you need to create, such as door jambs. It is used in a standard 115mm angle grinder.