Great tile cutter when you don't need a wet saw. Works fairly well with glass tile, but glass mosaics are a pain. Just use a wet saw for those. Ceramics and even porcelain (thin) score and snap well. Porcelain need a diamond pad for edges at times after cuts.

I added a few tile backsplashes to my bathrooms. At first I tried a handheld tile cutter cause they were cheap. The result was wasting a lot of money on ruined tiles and money on a handheld tile cutter that ended up in the trash. This thing cut correctly and cleanly 95% of the time and is pretty easy to use, worth the money.

Nice tool cutter good price perfect for DIYWork

Just tiled my kitchen. Did about 50 cuts of 9mm porcelain tiles and it was still going strong. I did double score and I got nice clean cuts, even just 2cm slivers. So nice to used compared with the electric tile saw. Top notch!

Easy set up and didn’t take too many tiles to get it to cut what I needed. I was afraid that it wouldn’t cut 1/2 in ceramic Mexican tiles (and to their credit I emailed Marshalltown to confirm if it could handle 1/2 inch and they replied to give me some help in making the experience not so frustrating.). The manual and most resources I found didn’t really say if cutting was better on the front or back of the tile but for me cutting the 1/2 inch tile worked fine (with some added careful pressure) scoring on the back of the tile and could snap the tile at either the top or the bottom of the score. Where scoring on the front of the tile did nothing. Sometime I score more than once which helps a little. The little cutter is solid but pressing hard to snap thick tiles can cause the rails to flex, otherwise it stays pretty solid. I’m confident I’ll get better and will have no problem finishing my project and that for the low price I paid, the cutter will last for a long, long time. Highly recommended!