"Dave Plowman" wrote in message
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In article ,
BillR wrote:
These machines of whatever make generally do chip the glaze on the tiles
to some extent.

I'd say it still leaves a rather tidier edge than a score and snap
machine. If you need a near perfect edge then a touch up with a stone is
needed.


Contrariwise: I find a good score & snap does a cleaner job. Where the
machine wins is for narrow cuts which you can't do with a snore&scrap
cutter, and for hard tiles like porcelain and even granite which my little
£30 plasplugs job cuts with no bother.

YMMV, E&OE etc...


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