Einhell TC-TC 618 Electric Tile Cutter | 600W, Water Cooling
Einhell TC-TC 618 Electric Tile Cutter | 600W, Water Cooling System, 45° Tiltable Stainless Steel Work Table For Mitre Cuts, Parallel Stop | Portable Wet Tile Saw With Diamond Disc Cutte
Delivered complete with a diamond cutting wheel and a tool for changing the cutting wheel.
The additional angle stop ensures fast and precise cutting at a 45° angle.
The supplied diamond cutting wheel runs in a water tank which not only cools the cutting wheel continuously but also prevents the spread of dust – for clean and cool cutting at all times.
| Weight: | 7.4 kg |
| Dimensions: | 36.5 x 34 x 18 cm; 7.4 Kilograms |
| Model: | 4301180 |
| Part: | 4301180 |
| Pack Quantity: | 2 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Einhell UK |
| Dimensions: | 36.5 x 34 x 18 cm; 7.4 Kilograms |
| Quantity: | 2 |
What a waste of money.
We had an electric tile cutter, that we used to do the tiling in the kitchen it only had a 450 motor and it wasnt to great with thicker floor tiles…so we decided to get a larger motor ..so also bigger moter more money. Well what a waste this tile cutting machine works just!! Although it says its for floor tiles. Had to buy a new blade for it; as were 1/2 way through couldnt wait on the manufacturer. Because the one that come was warped…i would only recoment thos machine for cutting lighter thinner tiles. My old 450 tile i got from B&Q works and cuts these tiles a bit slower but does a better job .
I just used the cutter for the first time 10 minutes ago. The blade is horrible and my tile is all chipped. Reading the reviews before buying it I saw it was regularly mentioned and nearly automatically bought another blade then thought I would try it first. The work is now postponed until I get the new blade I just ordered.
For the 45 I paid for this its incredible value for money, even allowing for the essential upgrade to a more expensive cutting disc. Cut my 8mm and 10mm hard porcelain tiles in record time with a nice tidy line, obviously not going to match the edging of a proper table saw but those are many times more expensive.
Only cons is that it very wet in use so has to be used outside and that it does not come with a push stick, which is essential for any table saw
Does what it is supposed to do, cuts tiles well.
Saw this on YouTube in the top 10 tile cutters. The price doesn’t give it justice. Use outside though.
Better than its replacement. Still got to hassle with the level bar but seams to cope with my abuse
I use wet bed cutters regularly and this one performs very well and is excellent value at the price. Decent amount of power. The tray is very easy to top up. The disc is very well shrouded. Nice and compact but also very sturdy.
Arrived on time reasonable price identical to to my rusty Aldi version apart from it now has a stainless cutting deck comes with a cutting disc which oddly has a different bore size to my Aldi disc which I had new spare lucky I saved old arbor and this fits new shaft so all good if it last the 15 years I had my old one I will be happy
I’m using it to cut not only tiles but also 25mm thick stones and it does it perfectly! Just watch the feeding speed to make sure the blade doesn’t overheat. I used to cut stones with huge bridge saws and I’m impressed with what this small device can do. Defo value for the money!
Found easy to use, although with the bigger tiles it would be an advantage to have a table extension to accommodate 60cm x30cm Tiles. Found one for another model but not sure it would be compatible
This is a great item and good for small DIY jobs. The only issue Ive had is that the fixings for the bar that keeps the line straight are quite poor. Other than that, I’d say the item is good with a 7/10 rating. Will use and will recommend if its for a DIY job.
overall this item is good value for money did wot it said on the can,downside for bigger tiles the guide has to be removed,all in all i was satisfied with the item.
Great product for the money. This cutter done all cuts I needed; straight, angles and awkward notching. I borrowed a score&break type and all I did was waste tiles on it. Couldn’t go wrong with the circular cutter. The only fault I found is with the clamp. It took a bit of time unscrewing it and tightening it. The clamp is also a bit flimsy but overall the rest of the product is sturdy and strong.
Very good value for money and made light work of cutting 11mm porcelain tiles. Uses a lot of water and soaks the user. The protective guard is a little flimsy and has to be secured inline with the blade which is hard to do as it doesn’t have screw holes but opened sided holes. Also the cutter had to be secured via screws to a table.
No issue with power plug or start button as others have commented on. Made quick, clean cuts. It does fling quite a bit of water about and the fence could be a lot better, it needs a lot of tightening to clamp into place. All in all a good product at a reasonable price bit by no means a professional tool.