Q. Which tile cutter is used to cut tiles?

Answer

The ideal instrument to use for cutting porcelain tiles, which are fragile and often over 15mm thick, is a wet-saw diamond blade tile cutter. You'll likely need to trim curved tiles in bathrooms and kitchens so they can fit around a sink or toilet. It's recommended to use a tile nipper or a specialized hacksaw to cut curving lines. Both pencils with carbide tips and glass cutters are reasonably priced. When making relatively basic cuts on a small number of tiles, they could be enough. Ceramic tiles may be cut with precision and accuracy using manual cutters. Despite taking more time, they don't need as much talent.