Professional Tile Cutter for Wall, Porcelain & Glass Tiles

The Essentials

For precise cuts, especially for straight lines and up to a quarter circle curve, the tile cutter is excellent. For semi-circles inside corner cut-outs around outlets, doorways, and toilets, Kit 1 is your best choice. It includes a tile hack saw blade for wall tiles and a 4 1/2" grinder diamond tile blade for porcelain and floor tiles.

Should you need to drill holes for grab bars, shower doors, and towel rails, Kit 2 offers tile drill bits for ceramics and diamond drill bits for porcelain and glass. For cutting shower head or faucet holes, Kit 3 features a diamond tile hole saw and guide.

No wet saw rental required, and no messy cleanup—professional tile setters don’t even like the mess a wet saw creates. Even the best diamond blades can chip tile edges. Forget glass mosaic backsplash cutting with a wet saw; they chip, scrunch up, and fly away.

You don’t have to push each tiny tile through the wet saw with barely any fingers left. No more running in and out of the house with every single tile.

It’s not an old-fashioned glass and tile cutter. It’s much sharper, easier to use, and requires no oil. Score tiles at waist height, not on the floor. Use two hands to score hard tiles; never hold the cutter by the grips when scoring. If not followed, the cutter won’t work.

To get extra hints and tips, download the user guide. Instructions for cutting glass, mirrors, and stained glass sheets, complete with trade secrets, are available.

Most handheld glass cutters have bad wheels, so follow these steps: oil the wheel, score the glass firmly, line up the breaker, and squeeze the handles. Easy to use if held exactly as explained.

Any returns we get often note unopened oil or not enough used. The first thing on instructions states: “It will not work if you do not oil.” Instructions are in English and Spanish, plus multiple videos on cutting ceramic tile, shapes without a wet saw, glass mosaic backsplash, porcelain tile, radius, straight lines, and wiggly lines. The cutter wheel is super hard tungsten carbide.