Tile Cutter Hand Tool Cut Floor Tile Glass Tile Cut Tiles Straight or Quarter Curve Manual Tile Cutter Tool for Cutting Wall Tile Porcelain Tile and Glass Tile Faster and Cleaner Than a Wet Tile Saw

Advertising video is not true at all, tool is very hard pull, the blade even with oil does not cut or make a mark, it does not separete the tile, plate or glass at all.

Great little tool. I had a guy coming to lay new flooring in my bathroom, he messed up the underlayment so bad that I said "your not coming back to do the tile". So off I was to do it on my own. I didn't want to shell out for a tile cutter, and this was cheaper than renting one from the store. So I figured 'why not'.Well I was extremely pleased with how easy it was to use. It does require a good deal of force and a little bit of technique. So practice until you are sure of yourself. But once you get it down, it goes pretty smoothly.Pros:Easy to use.Does more or less the same work for a fraction of the price.Cons:It will kill your hands, if you are doing a big job or have trouble with your hands in general, maybe just go ahead and rent a tile saw.Probably should be common sense, but it can't do square cuts. It can do straight lines or curved lines, but don't think you are going to cut a square out of a corner with this. For that you will probably need an actual tile saw.

It’s a great product but because it arrived very late I received my money back. I am in Canada and it wasn’t the sellers fault so I still want to pay him.

Absolutely useless to work with on ceramic floor tiles. Would return if I hadn't attempted to use. Total waste of my money. I would give 0 of 5 stars if I could.

Tried to use this tool to cut some porcelain 12 x 24 inch tiles to fit around our firepit. It did not turn out anything like he shows when he cuts porcelain in his instructional video. We followed his technique precisely, but no matter what we did, the tile would not break evenly and we ruined about 5 tiles trying. We tried it on some old 12 x12 ceramic tile we had and that worked fine and I am sure it might work well for glass, but for porcelain, it was a complete bust . We had to go out a buy another tile cutter to do the job and since that was the only tile job we had, the purchase was kind of a waste. Decided to keep it as a tool that might come in handy in the future, if we did need to cut ceramic or glass.