Manual Tile Cutter by VEVOR for Cuts up to 48 Inches with Double-Rail Support in Remodeling Projects
Manual Tile Cutter lets installers and beginners score and break household tiles without powered cutting. Its 48-inch maximum cutting length accommodates larger tile work during laying and remodeling projects.
Scale and angle adjustment rulers help align measurements, while two support legs and a nonslip rubber base stabilize the cutter. A curved handle and nonslip plastic grip make pressing and scoring tiles more comfortable.
Why It Stands Out
- Handle tiles up to 48 inches long and 0.2–0.6 inches thick for a range of household renovation work.
- Set up measured cuts using the scale, angle adjustment rulers, and special alignment guide.
- Maintain a balanced working position with two support legs that swing up to 180 degrees and a nonslip rubber base.
- Score and break ceramic, porcelain, granite, floor, regular, and polished tiles using the manual press-and-snap process.
- Work with a sturdy platform built around corrosion-resistant steel rails, bearings, and a heavy-duty aluminum base.
Specifications
- Maximum cutting length: 48.0 in / 1200 mm
- Cutting thickness: 0.2–0.6 in / 4–15 mm
- Style: Double rails
- Cutting wheel: Tungsten carbide
- Rail material: Corrosion-resistant steel
- Base: Heavy-duty aluminum with nonslip rubber contact
- Support legs: Two legs with up to 180-degree swing
- Measurement features: Scale and angle adjustment rulers
- Handle: Curved design with nonslip plastic grip
- Suitable tile types: Ceramic, porcelain, granite, floor, regular, and polished tiles
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum tile length this cutter can handle?
It cuts tiles up to 48 inches / 1200 mm long.
What tile thickness range does it support?
It is designed for tiles from 0.2 to 0.6 inches / 4 to 15 mm thick.
Which types of tile can it cut?
It is suitable for ceramic, porcelain, granite, floor, regular, and polished tiles.
How is a tile cut with this manual tool?
Align the tile with the cutting wheel using the guide, score it with light handle pressure, and then apply more pressure until it breaks.