Cutting porcelain floor tiles

[Steve Barnes]

I am due to fit porcelain floor tiles in the kitchen, would an angle grinder do the job and will it need a particular disk ?

[Dave Plowman]

Unless you're very skilled, a proper diamond wheel wet tile cutter at about the same price is a better bet - it will give perfectly straight and smooth edges. And it's a *lot* safer in the hands of the inexperienced.

[Steve Firth]

B&Q Performance Pro is a good one at £29. Much better than the PlasPlugs cutter.