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TX-710 MAX Manual Ceramic Cutter - Rubi
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TP-125 S Manual Ceramic Cutter

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Manual cutter maintenance kit
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Manual cutter maintenance kit

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Basic manual ceramic cutter
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Basic manual ceramic cutter

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Fast manual ceramic cutter
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Fast manual ceramic cutter

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Discover the incredible ceramic manual cutters for your creative projects! Do you love working with ceramics and want to give shape to your ideas? You've come to the right place! Our ceramic hand cutters are perfect for children and adults who want to experiment and create unique works of art.

With our manual cutters, you can unleash your imagination and cut ceramics with precision and ease. It doesn't matter if you're a beginner or a ceramic expert, these cutters will give you the control you need to get amazing results.

Their ergonomic and safe design will allow you to handle them comfortably, ensuring precise cuts without effort. In addition, they are made with high-quality materials to ensure their durability over time.

Don't wait any longer to explore the endless possibilities offered by our ceramic manual cutters! From small figures to elaborate designs, you can create unique pieces that will fill you with pride. Dare to give shape to your ideas and surprise everyone with your creations!

Frequently asked questions

When choosing a manual tile cutter, consider the following key features:

  • Cutting capacity: The cutter should be able to cut different types of ceramic, such as tiles, glazed porcelain, and ceramic wall tiles. Ensure it has a cutting capacity suitable for the thickness of the tiles you will be working with (e.g., up to 21 mm thick).
  • Maximum cutting length: The maximum cutting length should accommodate the tiles you intend to cut. Some cutters have a maximum straight cut length of 51 cm, others up to 130 cm.
  • Breaking force: Adequate breaking force is important to ensure a clean and precise cut. Some manual cutters provide a force of 1500 kg, allowing for easier and more efficient cutting.
  • Materials and construction: The cutter should be made from durable, high-quality materials, such as extruded aluminium, corrosion-resistant steel, or a steel frame, ensuring long-lasting performance.
  • Guides: Guides should be made of calibrated and ground steel to ensure precision and dimensional stability. Chrome-plated guides are preferred for maximum durability.
  • Cutting wheel: The wheel should be of high quality, made from tungsten carbide or other durable materials.
  • Dual guide system: Provides better visibility of the scoring line, making it easier to cut accurately.
  • Accessories and additional features: Some cutters include extendable side supports for larger tiles, infrared laser positioning for precise cutting, or a movable breaker for diagonal cuts.

    Considering these features will help you choose a manual tile cutter that suits your needs, ensuring efficient, high-quality cutting.

    There are several techniques and tips to achieve clean and precise cuts with a manual tile cutter. At ParaTuReforma, we recommend the following:

    • Choose the right tool: Depending on the type of ceramic and the size of the project, it is essential to select the appropriate manual tile cutter. High-quality manual cutters, such as those from RUBI, are ideal for cutting porcelain tiles and ceramic tiles.
    • Keep the cutter in good condition: To ensure precise cuts, it is important to clean the cutter regularly and avoid using grease on the guides, as this can lead to errors.
    • Mark the cutting line: Before cutting, mark the cutting line on the tile with a pencil or marker to guide the cutter and ensure accuracy.
    • Apply even pressure: While cutting, apply consistent pressure along the entire line to prevent chipping and achieve a clean cut.
    • Cut at the correct angle: For accurate cuts, it is important to maintain the correct cutting angle. For example, when making a diagonal cut, adjust the cutter’s diagonal guide to ensure precision.
    • Practice before cutting important pieces: If it is your first time using a manual tile cutter, practice on spare tiles before cutting the pieces that will be used in the project.
    • Use adjustable side supports: For large tiles, it is helpful to use adjustable side supports to keep the tiles stable during cutting.

      By following these tips and techniques, you can achieve clean and precise cuts with a manual tile cutter.

      When using a manual tile cutter, it is important to follow certain safety measures to prevent injuries. Recommendations include:

      • Gloves: Wear gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges of ceramic tiles.
      • Appropriate clothing: Avoid wearing accessories like rings, bracelets, and watches while working. Long trousers are recommended to protect your legs.
      • Eye protection: Although not always specified for manual tile cutters, wearing safety glasses is advisable to prevent ceramic fragments from entering your eyes.
      • Maintain machine guards: Ensure that all guards on moving parts of the cutter are in good condition and properly positioned.
      • Correct use of the tool: Familiarise yourself with the operation and setup of the manual tile cutter before use. Make sure to use the appropriate cutter for the type and hardness of the material.
      • Keep the workspace clean and organised: Ensure the work area is free from obstacles or hazards before starting.
      • Handle cut tiles carefully: Be cautious of sharp edges and use gloves to protect your hands.

        Following these safety measures allows you to use a manual tile cutter safely and efficiently, minimising the risk of injury.

        The lifespan of the wheel on a manual tile cutter can vary depending on several factors, such as the quality of the wheel, the frequency of use, the type of ceramic being cut, and the skill of the operator. Generally, the wheels are durable and can last from several months to even years, provided they are well maintained and used correctly.

        However, it is important to note that wheels wear down over time due to constant friction with the ceramic and may lose their sharpness. A worn wheel can make it difficult to achieve clean, precise cuts, which may affect the quality of the work.

        To prolong the life of the wheel, it is recommended to follow these practices:

        • Use the correct pressure: Applying excessive pressure on the wheel can accelerate its wear. Make sure to apply enough pressure to cut the ceramic without forcing it.
        • Clean the wheel regularly: After each use, clean the wheel to remove ceramic residue that may build up. This will help maintain its performance and prevent premature damage.
        • Use the wheel on the appropriate type of ceramic: Some wheels are designed for soft ceramics, while others are better suited for hard ceramics or porcelain. Ensure you are using the correct wheel for the type of ceramic you are cutting.
        • Replace the wheel when necessary: If the wheel is worn, losing its sharpness, or producing uneven cuts, it is time to replace it. Do not use a worn wheel, as this can negatively affect the quality of the cuts and damage the ceramic.

        When working with different types of ceramic, such as porcelain tiles or glazed ceramic, it is important to take certain precautions to achieve the best results using a manual tile cutter. Here are some recommendations:

        • Hardness and fragility: Porcelain is generally harder and more fragile than other types of ceramic, which may require specific cutting tools and techniques. It is important to use a manual cutter designed for porcelain and apply appropriate pressure during cutting to avoid chipping or breaking.

        • Cutting speed: When working with glazed ceramic, it is recommended to adjust the cutting speed to prevent damage or chipping of the glaze. You can reduce the cutter’s feed rate or use gentler, controlled cutting techniques.

        • Appropriate wheel: Use a wheel suitable for the type of ceramic you are cutting. Some wheels are designed specifically for hard ceramic or porcelain, while others are better suited for soft or glazed ceramic. Check the manufacturer’s specifications and use the recommended wheel.

        • Cutting technique: Adjust your cutting technique according to the type of ceramic. For example, when cutting porcelain tiles, it is advisable to make a shallow scoring cut before the full cut. This helps reduce pressure on the ceramic and minimises the risk of breakage.

        • Use of accessories: Consider using additional accessories, such as tile clamps or spacers, to make the cutting process easier and ensure more precise results.

        Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for the cutter and use personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, when working with ceramic. Practising on scrap tiles before cutting for an important project will help you master the technique and achieve better results.