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Modèle # 10624Q Internet # 1001343604

Les coupe-carreaux SLIMLINE de la gamme Xtreme de QEP sont conçus par des pros, pour des pros. Sa conception ultra mince unique ne mesure que 5 ½ po de largeur et pèse moins que les coupe-carreaux ordinaires que l'on trouve sur le marché. Ce coupe-carreaux polyvalent convient à la plupart des carreaux de céramique et de porcelaine longs de jusqu'à 24 po et il est muni d'un lourd rembourrage en caoutchouc assurant une stabilité pour la coupe, de deux barres chromées et de coulisses à roulement à billes linéaires pour une découpe en douceur. La meule de coupe à coulisses à roulement à billes de po en carbure de tungstène avec revêtement en titane est conçue pour une performance durable, même lors du découpage de carreaux en porcelaine. La base est munie de rallonges de bras latéraux adaptés aux dalles de grand format.

  1. Léger et facile à transporter d'un endroit à un autre
  1. Chariot à roulement à billes et supports de barre en aluminium moulé sous pression pour des coupes lisses
  1. Guide de refente en métal permettant de mesurer et de maintenir le carreau en place pour plus de support et de précision lors de la coupe
  1. Largeur étroite de 5 ½ po le rendant moins encombrant que les coupe-carreaux ordinaires
  1. Coupe de carreaux jusqu'à 24 po, 18 po en diagonale, ½ po d'épaisseur
  1. Coupe-carreau polyvalent convenant à la plupart des carreaux, y compris ceux de céramique et de porcelaine

Spécifications

Dimensions

Hauteur assemblé (en pouces)
6.5
Hauteur de l’emballage (en pouces)
7.5
Largeur assemblée (en pouces)
6.5
Largeur de l’emballage (en pouces)
7.25
Poids assemblé (en livres)
11.5
Poids de l’emballage (en livres)
14.7
Profondeur assemblé (en pouces)
35
Profondeur de l’emballage (en pouces)
36.5

Détails

Pays d'origine
CN-China

Garanties et certifications

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Coupe-carreaux professionnel Slimline de 24 poQEP Coupe-carreaux professionnel Slimline de 24 poLes coupe-carreaux SLIMLINE de la gamme Xtreme de QEP sont conçus par des pros, pour des pros. Sa conception ultra mince unique ne mesure que 5 ½ po de largeur et pèse moins que les coupe-carreaux ordinaires que l'on trouve sur le marché. Ce coupe-carreaux polyvalent convient à la plupart des carreaux de céramique et de porcelaine longs de jusqu'à 24 po et il est muni d'un lourd rembourrage en caoutchouc assurant une stabilité pour la coupe, de deux barres chromées et de coulisses à roulement à billes linéaires pour une découpe en douceur. La meule de coupe à coulisses à roulement à billes de po en carbure de tungstène avec revêtement en titane est conçue pour une performance durable, même lors du découpage de carreaux en porcelaine. La base est munie de rallonges de bras latéraux adaptés aux dalles de grand format.
QEP
1001343604
CAD1292024-11-16
Home Depot Canada
Coupe-carreaux professionnel Slimline de 24 po est évalué 3.6 de 5 de 276.
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Rated 4 de 5 de par Works okay once you get the hang of it, since it's designed for up 24" tiles there's some flex in... Works okay once you get the hang of it, since it's designed for up 24" tiles there's some flex in the mechanism making the scoring of 12" tile in the middle of the guide tricky. Trimming edges with < 1-1/2" is a bear and after being successful only once in 5 tries I've stopped trying. This will cost me in extra tiles but still I'm satisfied with the cutter, it allows me to work at my own pace, ( rental 24" wet saw was $90/day). The 12"x 24" ceramic tile I'm using is textured so several cutting passes are necessary. It's been a learning experience but I'm happy with the progress I'm making.
Date de publication: 2019-03-05
Rated 4 de 5 de par Dont Understand The Hate ? Ok seriously all recent bad reviews are clearly from people who never really tiled before or never used a manual tile cutter. So far hasnt let me down, it scores, it snaps hard porcelain tiles which id typically wet saw. Its not perfect, the guide you attach is flimsy really useless but it does exactly what its meant to do, aside from that its worth its money
Date de publication: 2020-05-02
Rated 5 de 5 de par Professional Slimline Tile cutter will cut almost everything. I love this tool. I have missing ... [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Professional Slimline Tile cutter will cut almost everything. I love this tool. I have missing tile and found a match to cut and replace. This diamond cutter did everything it was suppose to do. Cut a clean straight line and made the job so much easier. I had 24 in. tile to cut and couldn't find a cutter but this tool is fantastic. It slides smoothly and cuts accurately. Also includes a replaceable titanium tungsten carbide cutting wheel. Very sturdy, strong, extension legs on each side, and a very comfortable hand grip. Love this tool, highly recommend. This will make the job so much faster and easier.
Date de publication: 2018-10-22
Rated 1 de 5 de par Worst buy I am a tiler and I bought this as my first own tile cutter for a job…. Worst buy ever! Doesnt cut properly, chip all the tiles, the tiles breaks and dont follow the cut… it is awful! Want to return it ASAP! Do not buy!!!! Do yourself a favour and Rent one if needed or buy a Sigma!!
Date de publication: 2021-10-09
Rated 5 de 5 de par This is one of those tools that takes a little skill to use well. There is a bit of art with scor... [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is one of those tools that takes a little skill to use well. There is a bit of art with scoring a tile and then getting a clean break. This is not a saw or a shear so the separation depends on the properties of the tile itself. Some tiles will separate perfectly with a light touch and some require a bit more depth. Some will break in the wrong place. Basically, "cutting" a tile is not an exact science, but this tool is definitely a professional approach and will give you the best chance of getting things done right.
Date de publication: 2018-10-17
Rated 5 de 5 de par I have always been a fan of using my wet... I have always been a fan of using my wet saw, which makes a big mess and have to only use it outdoors. After some research I decided to invest in a tile cutter. With many options I chose this one for the price and for the size (24") plus the ability to cut thicker tile. It was my first time using a tile cutter and it was clean, easy, and made nice clean cuts. I used junk tile to practice on first (highly recommend) before cutting your actual tile. That's only because it was my first time and unfamiliar with how it functions. Bottom line....great product, great price, sturdy construction, easy to store.
Date de publication: 2020-01-07
Rated 3 de 5 de par The cutter does cut well, I used it on 24x24 porcelain tiles. It will snap large tiles as long as... The cutter does cut well, I used it on 24x24 porcelain tiles. It will snap large tiles as long as you are not tying to cut off pcs smaller than 3 inches, which is pretty common for most snap cutters. I use my diamond wheel grinder for those. The fold out tile supports are well above average. Size and weight is great compared to my Brutus.The bad thing, trying to line the tile up for a perfect scoring on your mark is awful. It needs a redesign for better line of sight to hit your mark on the tile. I went back to using my Brutus, which has a much more unobstructed view for precisely hitting your mark.
Date de publication: 2019-03-08
Rated 5 de 5 de par HIGHLY recommend this product. I bought a QEP small wet tile saw for my last project, which was o... HIGHLY recommend this product. I bought a QEP small wet tile saw for my last project, which was only like 20sq feet, and that thing was slow going, but got the job done. This however, I used on a much larger project, and WOW! Paid for itself completely. I used it over the course of 3 days, and this saved me at least 100 trips going up and down stairs to get to the noisy wet tile saw outside! You score and snap, it couldn't be easier. Use light pressure, it doesn't take much. My baby even napped on the other side of the wall throughout the project. No crazy noise, just simple score and pop! I would recommend this to ANYONE doing tile. I've only done two tile projects in my entire DIY life, but I wouldn't be afraid to tackle another with this in my tool kit. I had to rip a couple lengths of 1" or less, and this was a bit tricky, and I did break a couple tiles in this process, which is frusterating, but... Its a cut of 0.75" on a 24" long tile. I probably should have used the tile saw for those anyway. But all my other cuts were cake! Also, I still had to use the tile saw to cut a round hole for a toilet, as this couldn't do that.
Date de publication: 2019-03-08
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What is the smallest size will it cut off

Posée par: CJEJ
The scoring wheel will probably score as narrow as 1/2 or even 1/4 inch. The problem you will have with something that narrow is getting the breaker to be able to snap the two pieces apart. I think you could safely score an inch and snap it apart using the breaker foot, Usually when I need to cut tile that small I use a wet saw. If you don't have a wet saw you can always rent one by the hour or day. Good luck!
Répondue par: Cruiszr
Date de publication: 2023-05-06

will this cut a 24 &quot; tile at a slight angle longways or would i need a wet saw to do this

will this cut a 24 &quot; tile at a slight angle longways or would i need a wet saw to do this
Posée par: dja13
Thank you for your inquiry. The QEP Xtreme Series SLIMLINE Tile Cutters are engineered to score the tile.The 7/8 in. titanium-coated tungsten-carbide ball bearing cutting wheel and Metal rip guide helps measure and hold the tile in place for extra support and accuracy while cutting. Cuts tile up to 24 in., 18 in. diagonally, 1/2 in. thick. for most ceramic and porcelain tile. The 22400Q includes dual extension tables to support larger tiles and a hinged cutting table for making 22.5 Degree and 45 Degree miter cuts.
Répondue par: The Manufacturer
Date de publication: 2023-05-06

Will it rip a 24&rdquo; wood-look tile lengthwise, end-to-end?

24&rdquo; lengthwise cut?
Posée par: NickT
The style of tile does not really matter. This tool will score a 24&quot; length of tile and allow you to &quot;snap&quot; it cleanly ... so the answer to your question is probably ... yes.
Répondue par: HandyManiacs
Date de publication: 2020-12-06

Will this cleanly cut travertine tile

Posée par: Randy
Thank you for your inquiry. The QEP Xtreme Series SLIMLINE Tile Cutters are engineered to Score most ceramic and porcelain tile up to 24 in. long. For alternative cuts you may want to consider The QEP 700XT 3/4 HP 120-Volt Wet Tile Saw features a powerful motor that generates up to 3,600 RPM to cut ceramic tile, porcelain tile, marble, granite and stone. It&rsquo;s 7 in. continuous rim diamond blade is positioned for cutting depths up to 1-1/4 in., and the table tilts for 22.5 and 45 miter cuts. Thank you for considering these products for your project.
Répondue par: The Manufacturer
Date de publication: 2023-05-06

Will this cut porcelain tile

Will this cut porcelain tile
Posée par: Tom
poorly
Répondue par: JH
Date de publication: 2023-05-07

Will this cut tile that has a raised pattern on them?

Will this cut tile that has a raised pattern on them?
Posée par: Jennifer
Thank you for your inquiry. Depending on the thickness of the tile. The 7/8 in. titanium-coated tungsten-carbide ball bearing cutting wheel is designed to score tile up to 1/2 in. thick., 24 in. wide and 18 in. diagonally. If cutting completely through the tile is something you'd rather consider, QEP offers several wet tile saw options. Model# 22750Q, Model # 83200Q
Répondue par: The Manufacturer
Date de publication: 2023-05-06

Will this cut beveled tiles

Posée par: Jose
This tool does not actually cut the tiles. It scores them so they are easily &quot;broken&quot; along a straight line. Therefore, the beveling that you are looking for can only be achieved by taking a grinding wheel after the tile is sized and carefully and artistically making the change. It will take some practice and you will break tiles before you get it right. Remember to use gloves, ear and eye protection.
Répondue par: HandyManiacs
Date de publication: 2019-02-22

What is the difference between QEP 24inches slimline and wishbone tile cutters. Which one is better.?

Posée par: Farooq
Not familiar with the Lowes Wishbone cutter, the slimline worked great, 24&rdquo;heavy floor tiles were no problem
Répondue par: randy
Date de publication: 2024-11-04
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