Thanks for the video. I got a sigma 4 series 150 for cutting granite porcelain tiles 120x60 cm. Problem is that i get a lot o chips. Sometimes to the corner near me and sometimes in the corner farther away. Is it possible to identify what is going wrong with my cutting technique by the type of failure? What i found that it is useful is to score it multiple times. I know that it is a wrong technique but it works for me with a little filing afterwards.
Just to be clear- pull to score means pulling the bar up while moving to lower the wheel and score, regardless of whether you slide it towards or away from you. You can unbolt and swap the rail 180 degrees to swing the handle round if you prefer, and convert from push to pull by just buying the handle separately. On the gen 4 cutters, NEX is push, UP is pull to score
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which model do you have
Can you make a review of Kaufmann Topline cutters?
Thanks for the video. I got a sigma 4 series 150 for cutting granite porcelain tiles 120x60 cm. Problem is that i get a lot o chips. Sometimes to the corner near me and sometimes in the corner farther away. Is it possible to identify what is going wrong with my cutting technique by the type of failure? What i found that it is useful is to score it multiple times. I know that it is a wrong technique but it works for me with a little filing afterwards.
Just to be clear- pull to score means pulling the bar up while moving to lower the wheel and score, regardless of whether you slide it towards or away from you. You can unbolt and swap the rail 180 degrees to swing the handle round if you prefer, and convert from push to pull by just buying the handle separately. On the gen 4 cutters, NEX is push, UP is pull to score
Thanks for adding this info
amazing - the exact video I needed, thanks for sharing the knowledge
Thank b