This 48” Large Format Tile Cutter by VEVOR, has been quite the surprise! I usually buy the professional brand cutters, and was skeptical when I ordered this score in snap… as you have seen in my other videos it is quite the machine! Thanks for all the support fellows, limited stock, for the end of year sale. #TileCutter #LargeFormatTile #PorcelainTile #CeramicTile #TileTok #TileInstaller #TileInstallation #DIY #ProfessionalOnABudget #TileSetter #cuttingtiles #TikTokShop @Vevor Tools

This is especially true of porcelain tile, that is polished and rectified, but also can happen to just about the material. When the rectified tile edge remains against your cutter fence, most cutters are designed with either a soft padding or a spring loaded platform that the tile sits on, and when the snapper is engaged, it allows the tile to move in a slight downward movement, causing it to break over the spine on your score line. When you have rectified Tile that stays hard press against the fence of your cutter, as that downward strike is applied, the top edge corner of the tile is susceptible to chipping if it is allowed to ride against that fence as the downward pressure is applied. Pull your tile just a little bit off of that fence allows it to move freely up and down without rubbing against the metal fence, therefore mitigating the chance of chipping your tile. The tile cutter I’m using is available on TikTok shop with the link below. ##TileCutter ##HowToCutTile ##DIYTile ##TileInstallation ##TileInstaller##TileSetter##CeramicTile##PorcelainTile##SnapCutter ##TileCutIng ##TikTokShop@@Vevor Tools

@Staci Cooke has wanted some small, floating shelves on the side of her vanity in the bathroom, for quite a while now! A piece of grey polished porcelain, 1” foam board, hot glue, and this new TikTok tile cutter, will have her smiling in no time! Part two shelf build and reveal coming tomorrow! #diy #shelf #tileshelf #tilecutter #howtotile #tilesetter #tileinstaller #tileinstallation #tiletools #tiler #tiletips #tilecutting #tiktokshopfinds @Vevor Tools

I was skeptical when I first ordered this 48” LFT cutter, but man was I impressed once I started chopping some porcelain with this thing! It definitely doesn’t have the breaking power that my thousand dollar sigm a does but seems to have the accuracy and capability in every other way. and it’s a fraction of the cost. ##TileCutter##LFT##Tile##Porcelain##Ceramic##ScoreandSnap##TileInstaller##TileSetter##LargeTile##Construction##KitchenAndBath##Remodeling##DIY##HowToTile##TileWork##TikTokShop##OnSale@@Vevor Tools

Replying to @timmy2toes , I was definitely skeptical when I ordered this cutter! Though my 48 inch sigm a snapper has lasted me over 15 years, it was almost $800 way back then! And every budget snapper that I’ve tried whether it’s brutus, qep, or the cheaper Ruby version, they are always junk, don’t score straight and with little breaking power! This Vevor tile cutter definitely hits different than all those other budget Tile cutter’s! Straight cuts, snaps up to a half inch thick material! Then as you can see, is capable of small slivers! #TileCutter ##Vevor##48Inch##Tile##TileTok##TileInstaller##TileSetter##HerringboneTile##Lft##CeramicTile##porcelaintile##PorcelainSlabs##NoMoreBigBoxStore##DIY##HowToTile##TipsAndTricks##TikTokShop##EndOfYearSale##Vevor@@Vevor Tools