🔪 Cut sharp, work smart — the pro’s choice for flawless tile finishes!
The QEP 10624Q 24" Slimline Professional Tile Cutter combines a compact 5.5" width with a reinforced steel base and die-cast aluminum rails to deliver precise, stable cuts on tiles up to 1/2" thick. Featuring a replaceable tungsten-carbide cutting wheel and weighing only 12 pounds, it’s engineered for professional-grade performance and portability.
| Manufacturer | QEP |
| Part Number | 10624Q |
| Item Weight | 12 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 24 x 5.5 x 5 inches |
| Item model number | 10624Q |
| Color | Blue/Silver |
| Material | Metal |
| Shape | shape |
| Power Source | AC |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Usage | specific_uses_for_product |
| Included Components | QEP 10624Q 24" Slimline Professional Tile Cutter |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | No_warranty |
T**R
Efficient and reliable
The Slimline Professional Tile Cutter offers precision and ease of use, ideal for both DIY and professional use. It features a durable, lightweight design with an ergonomic handle, ensuring accurate cuts with minimal effort. The cutter handles various tile materials effectively and is user-friendly, though it’s best suited for smaller tiles. Priced competitively, it provides great value for money.
T**A
Received USED product. Missing entire cutting wheel.
Definitely would like a NEW replacement or my money back. Finally opened the box to find my cutter USED and missing the entire cutting wheel.
A**.
Easy to use
Berry good product
T**.
Used
Definitely Used. Has chipped paint, indentations from tile be cut, rust, and dried mortar on it.
M**N
Don't put away your wet saw just yet....
Tried this on 2 jobs, one ceramic & one porcelain. Really poor results on both. If you've used a pro snapper like Sigma, Rubi, or Montolit, you know what a piece of junk this is. Typical for a QEP product, imo. They just don't make good tools. It wouldn't be that hard to get this to perform like the good snappers, all the makings are there. They just went really cheap on a couple components and failed overall. I've tried test cuts on some really inexpensive thinner tiles too(something you can snap almost by looking at it)- that didn't work either. I had one really good cut on the porcelain on the entire job-broke clean and straight, no chipping at the ends. Others I had to recut or hide under trim at the edges of the room. I have a cheap Kobalt that I use for small, less demanding stuff that that'll put the QEP to shame. It's only 20" long so I can't rip the 24's with it. GREAT with crosscuts though.
M**Y
It is a great tile cutter
This is a great tile cutter it is well worth the money than it is affordable
Y**E
I don't have one
As described fast shipping
P**G
Quality product.
Quality product. Exactly what I needed.
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