️🔥 How to Easily & Safely Cut Mosaic / Small Tiles➔ Either 12"x12" Sheets or Individually (DIY Tip)

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This DIY video shows you a handy tip on how to cut really small tile or mosaic backsplash tile either in 12"x12" sheets or individually, both easily and safely. Use the Dremel tool with a diamond wheel to "draw" a clean straight line that penetrates the finished surface of the tile. Then, use the grinder to cut them off. Straight-edge and clamps are recommended. Voila! ALWAYS USE CAUTION & PROPER EYE PROTECTION WHEN OPERATING THIS TOOL. FOLLOW TOOL INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY TO AVOID INJURY. IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO REMOVE GUARD.
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@karlabrare8827 Год назад

This is me in the renovation of my kitchen 😂😂😂 . I loved this video ❤

@choimdachoim9491 9 месяцев назад

I see negative comments here. But it was quick, easy, using tools you have and the rough edges are hidden so I approve. I've used Dremel Diamond blades extensively for small glass tile with great success. It's impossible to easily or safely cut small individual pieces on my wet-saws. I like the portability of the small cheap wet-saws. I have one with a tilting top and one where half of the top tilts. I've used a couple of the large expensive sliding saws but for small jobs they're not necessary. Think back a few hundred years ago before electricity...you do what you need to do with what you have to do it with.

@diybandit 8 месяцев назад

So true! Appreciate the comment.

@OptimusChrist274 2 года назад

Omg I just can't anymore, also I heard you can use a reciprocating saw to cut tile, but it has to be the best so def go with black and decker

@stobbinsboy Год назад

Hell, I was thinking about using my worm drive circular saw. Flip the saw upside down and tape down the trigger....let her rip!

@larryleisuresuit9584 2 года назад

This is Hilarious, Thanks.

@lorilongstaff9901 2 года назад

Awesome! i just bough a grinder with a diamond blade. And i was thinking of adding tape on the tile to reduce the changes of chipping. The I also own a Dremel, so thank you for confirming on the diamond blade for the dremel. I will definitely get a wheel. Thank you so much.

@diybandit 2 года назад

Glad this helped. Good luck!

@mrjohn9933 Год назад

Awesome video thanks for sharing your tile secrets!

@diybandit Год назад

Any time!

@AllBayEveryDay Год назад

Oof that’s hard to watch

@stobbinsboy Год назад

hey just a thought. could you score the finished side with a glass cutter to get a better edge?

@paulwong8046 2 года назад

Ya can also use the dremel to sand and polish... its great when you have 2 dremel going.

@pasqualeparente9776 4 месяца назад

With all due respect, the degree of accuracy of the work is in the eyes of the beholder. I have seen crap work that the homeowner thought was the best, and by the same token I have seen better work and the client still expected better. Perhaps the homeowner in the second example had a better tool or more time ( because he is more of perfectionist and not concerned with profit) and obviously egocentric in a way that shows his eye for details. All I know is that when I see an obvious flaw, my eye always goes there. The day I discover it or years after.

@diybandit 3 месяца назад

Appreciate the comment!

@edythesmith5894 8 месяцев назад

I'm curious, would it help to put something along where you're cutting? Like tape, or a line of glue?

@diybandit 8 месяцев назад

Possibly some duct tape to reduce chipping - I could see that helping a little

@aaroncross7760 Год назад

That grinder wheel is for cutting stone block. The little notches make it more aggressive so it will cut through material faster but less clean. The wheels for cutting tile are smooth all the way around and give you a much better cut. They're also more expensive but they last forever.

@diybandit Год назад

Thanks for the tip!

@pasqualeparente9776 4 месяца назад

There are clients that accept crap and then there are clients no contractor wants to work with, lol.

@steveandsarahrutledge9105 9 месяцев назад

How is it that your grinder wheel is not producing any sparks that I see? I have always produced tons of sparks when I have cut tile, but, then again, I have never cut this small stuff. Would love to year your answer on that.

@franken2stone Год назад

The grinder guard has been removed. That is unsafe and the manufacturer doesn’t recommend it. Keep the guard on.

@diybandit Год назад

Agreed. Keep it on if possible.

@itsmissmia Год назад

I was thinking the same thing. Very dangerous.

@michaelhancock9636 Год назад

A diamond blade isn't going to cut you opened. It's not that big a deal.

@rabalajoie Год назад

It is not safe to remove the guard. 😛

@jasonkaminski6230 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the tips! not sure what all the fuss is about. most DIY-ers like me aren’t buying a $500 a wet saw for one shower.

@diybandit 6 месяцев назад

Couldn’t agree more. Appreciate your comment!

@diesel4054 2 года назад

For goodness sake! Just go buy a decent wet saw and forget about all this foolishness. For reference, that cheap tile saw you have in the video is NOT a decent wet saw. That's the absolute cheapest one you can buy and this is definitely a "you get what you pay for" situation. Even the lowest priced Rigid one from home depot is better than that piece of sheet metal garbage. I am, in fact, using that very model (HD/Rigid, not that sheet metal garbage) to do a marble backsplash as we speak. To prevent tile "chip out" on the finished surface, cut the tile upside down (on a wet saw, a grinder is ALWAYS going to mess up the tile in some way). That way the table top supports the cut and the blade is much less likely to "chip" the tile as it cuts. IF you still get chipping on the cut edge with the tile face down, you need to slow down and let the diamond blade do the cutting (really, it's not cutting, it's abrading) instead of you pushing the work into it. Honestly, there's virtually nothing in this video worth following if you want to do a nice job. From the excessive amount of thin-set to the un-explainable methods of cutting tile, it's just wrong, wrong, WRONG!

@diybandit 2 года назад

All opinions welcome on my channel. Thanks for your thoughtful comment!

@BethMichie Год назад

Thank you for your advice. I was hoping that I wouldn't have to cut the tiles like he was showing in his video. Maybe you should post a How -to video. 🙂

@dougguinn7699 9 месяцев назад

Why not use a wet saw?

@OptimusChrist274 2 года назад

I mean are you using the mortar as the grout. So basically you completely submerge the tile into the mortar and slab it on the wall?

@diybandit 2 года назад

No, I used thin-set (probably too much - it was my first mosaic tile job) to adhere the mosaic tiles to Redgard, then cleaned the thin-set out between tile before it completely dried. I then applied grout as I did my other large tiles.