DEDRA DED7815 Manual Tile Cutter 600 mm with Adjustable Angle Guide

Cutting ceramic, stoneware, and terracotta tiles by hand often leads to uneven edges, wasted material, and frustration. The DEDRA DED7815 manual tile cutter solves this with a precision scoring system and a stable base, giving you clean, straight cuts up to 600 mm in length and 12 mm in thickness. Its chrome-plated guide rails and ball-bearing sliding mechanism ensure smooth, accurate scoring every time.

Who is it for

This tile cutter is ideal for DIY renovators, bathroom and kitchen fitters, and professional tilers who need a reliable manual tool for straight and angled cuts. It works perfectly for ceramic, stoneware, and terracotta tiles, making it a versatile addition to any workshop or job site.

Main features

• Maximum cutting length of 600 mm and tile thickness up to 12 mm
• Adjustable cutting angle from 0° to 45° for versatile cuts
• Dual chrome-plated steel guide rails with ball-bearing carriage for smooth, precise scoring
• Single point breaker mechanism for clean tile separation
• Integrated metric scale and adjustable angle guide for accurate measurements
• Rubber mat on base and non-slip feet for stability during cutting
• Ergonomic rubberized handle for comfortable grip
• Replaceable scoring wheel (22 mm diameter, 6 mm bore, 2 mm thickness) for extended tool life

Specifications

• Max. cutting length: 600 mm
• Max. tile thickness: 12 mm
• Scoring wheel diameter: 22 mm
• Scoring wheel bore diameter: 6 mm
• Scoring wheel thickness: 2 mm
• Cutting angle adjustment: 0-45°
• Guide rail material: Chrome-plated steel
• Number of guide rails: 2
• Bearing type: Ball bearings
• Base material: Steel
• Breaking mechanism: Single point breaker
• Measurement scale: Integrated metric scale
• Angle guide: Adjustable
• Anti-slip surface: Rubber mat on base
• Handle: Ergonomic, rubberized
• Stability: Non-slip feet
• Intended use: Ceramic, stoneware, terracotta tiles
• Replaceable scoring wheel: Yes

Tips

For best results, ensure the tile is clean and dry before scoring. Use a firm, even pressure when pulling the scoring wheel across the tile, and then press down on the breaker handle to snap the tile cleanly. Replace the scoring wheel when cuts become rough or require extra force.