If you're starting a tiling project at home, you may be torn between using a wet saw and tile cutters. We asked an expert to ...

Like many other hard tile materials, glass tile is extremely durable, but only after it's installed. Prior to installation, glass tile can easily chip and break. This can pose a challenge when ...

A small tile project like a backsplash can be a DIY project—as long as you have the right tools. However, tiling jobs—including that backsplash project—often call for a wet saw to accurately ...

The most common tools needed for cutting ceramic and porcelain tile include a manual tile cutter, nibblers and an electric wet saw. Sullivan said many stores will lend cutters and nibblers to ...

Need to tile a wall, but don't have the exact right size tiles? You'll need this DIY skills tutorial. Here's how to cut tiles.

Cement backer board is a DIYer's friendit will let you lay down tile without using a thick bed of mortar. But you'll need to cut it down to size, and here's how.

We evaluated tile saws—from $100 to almost a thousand—for jobs both big and small. These six made the cut.

The cutter can be used on tiles of all descriptions, such as ceramic, porcelain tiles, regular floor tiles and polished tiles. Past customers have laid entire kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms ...