KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL Tile Cutter Carbide 16 in 21 1/2 in
Cuts tile up to 16 inches straight and 10 inches diagonal with a carbide wheel
- Cuts straight tiles up to 16 in with carbide wheel
- Handles diagonal cuts to 10 in for angled layouts
- Metal handle extends 7 1/2 in for solid leverage
- Maximum tile thickness 1 1/2 in suits heavy formats
- Compact 21 1/2 in width fits tight workspaces
Tile Cutter Carbide 16 in 21 1/2 in
This carbide tile cutter handles straight cuts up to 16 inches and diagonal cuts up to 10 inches. It is built for installers who need reliable scoring on ceramic and porcelain tiles up to 1 1/2 inches thick. The metal handle measures 7 1/2 inches for leverage and control.
Replaces manual scoring tools
The 16 inch straight capacity and carbide wheel upgrade speed and accuracy over basic hand tools. The jump is worth it when jobs regularly exceed 10 inch diagonal cuts or when tile thickness approaches the 1 1/2 inch maximum. A carbide wheel stays sharp longer than standard steel.
Suits professional tilers
Not suited for buyers who only cut mosaic sheets or small-format wall tile where a compact nipper is faster. Builders who need a second cutter for a crew should look at something else. Users requiring wet-saw precision for stone or heavy porcelain need different equipment.
Highlights
- Cuts straight tiles up to 16 in with carbide wheel
- Handles diagonal cuts to 10 in for angled layouts
- Metal handle extends 7 1/2 in for solid leverage
- Maximum tile thickness 1 1/2 in suits heavy formats
- Compact 21 1/2 in width fits tight workspaces
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERIOR TILE CUTTER INC. AND TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
What is the overall width of the tile cutter for bench space?
The overall width is 21 1/2 inches, so allow at least that much clear bench space plus room for tile overhang.
How is the carbide cutting wheel secured during installation?
The included thumb screw locks the carbide wheel onto the axle; tighten it fully before scoring to prevent the wheel from shifting mid-cut.
When should the carbide wheel be replaced?
Replace the wheel when scoring requires noticeably more pressure or the score line becomes jagged, indicating the carbide edge has dulled.
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