How To Cut - Porcelain Paving 

Pleased to hear that you found the video beneficial. Mark

No problem! Hope the video helped. Mark.

Did it go ok? Just going to do the same on some steps. 20mm tiles

@@davidlavelle8653 hi dave yeh went great just take your time and go slow. I put mine on a sheet of ply to help keep the slabs flat .also cut about 3 inches in fom either side to relieve stress.

@@nidge2822 great. Can’t wait to get the job done.

Hi, there are so many different blades on the market. For me personally I use the Abracs range of blades or Pulvex. Both company's can be found online. Remember to keep the blade dressed. This means cleaning all the slurry that settles in the diamonds on the blade. You may think you need a new blade when really it just needs a clean. Mark.

Porcelain is slip resistant. So they say on there tin

Hi, you can apply a piece of tape, mark your line over the tape and it should be a fairly clean edge, you can also get your helper to hold a water bottle with a hole on the cap and have them run the water on the blade and tile for a very clean edge, if all that fails I would just grab a smaller grinder with a Diamond wheel and carefully run it over the edge so it can hide those chips

Mate I had the exact same issue. Makita angle grinder on 20mm tile and still leaving chip marks

My Husky paddy with porcelain blade does the same. They’re black slabs so I mask up with 3” duck tape so I can see my marks. Even with water it still chips. I then used a wet tile disc cutter. Still chips. I wonder if it’s the slabs

Ox 4” blade on a 4” grinder. No chips and cuts perfect. Been in the trade over 30 years. Trust me 👍🏼

Do you cut face up or face down? I.e blade to topside or underside?

That's a 410 saw so it's 12" babe 420 is 14"