VEVOR 48-Inch Manual Tile Cutter with Laser Guide, Dual Rails & Carbide Wheel

EVERYDAY CUTTING CONTROL Score With Confidence.
Cut With Control.

Align your tile and guide the scoring wheel along the cutting line with a smooth, controlled movement. The ergonomic handle and dual steel rails make manual cutting easier to manage during flooring and renovation projects.

Controlled Scoring Movement

Guide the cutting head along the rails with steady, deliberate pressure.

Comfortable Manual Operation

The curved handle provides a practical grip for positioning and operating the cutting head.

A practical cutting setup for ceramic, porcelain, and suitable floor tiles. Always confirm the tile's suitability for manual score-and-snap cutting. LARGE-TILE WORKSPACE Set Up for Bigger
Tile Projects

Prepare your cutting area with the extended guide rails and adjustable side supports. The long cutting bed provides room for larger tile projects, while the support feet help create a more organized working setup.

Adjustable Side Supports

Extend the support feet as needed to help position wider tiles during cutting preparation.

Organized Work Area

Arrange the cutter and tile materials before starting each cutting task.

Built for Renovation Projects

A practical manual cutting station for floor and wall tile installation work.

1200 mm Max. Cutting Length 6–15 mm Cutting Thickness BEFORE YOU BUY Frequently Asked Questions

Check tile compatibility, cutting limitations, and package contents before choosing the right cutter for your project.

1200 mm Max. Cut 6–15 mm Tile Thickness Manual Score & Snap What is the actual maximum cutting length?

The specified maximum cutting length is 1200 mm (approximately 47.2 inches). The 48-inch designation is a nominal product size, not an exact 48-inch cutting measurement.

The listed minimum cutting width is 35 mm (1.38 inches). Make sure your planned cuts fall within these limits, especially for narrow strips or tiles close to the maximum length.

Will it cut every type of porcelain or natural stone tile?

The product is marketed for ceramic, porcelain, and certain stone tiles, with a specified cutting thickness of 6–15 mm.

However, a tile's material, hardness, surface texture, and structure can affect how cleanly it scores and snaps. Compatibility is not guaranteed for every tile within that thickness range.

For especially hard porcelain or natural stone, test a spare tile first. Some materials may require a suitable wet saw.

Can it make curved, L-shaped, or beveled cuts?

This manual cutter is primarily designed for straight score-and-snap cuts. The supplier describes adjustable cutting angles up to 45 degrees for angled layouts.

That does not mean it can create a 45-degree beveled edge. Curves, internal corners, L-shaped notches, and edge beveling generally require other suitable cutting tools.

Does it need electricity or water to cut tiles?

No electrical motor or water-cooling system is required for the manual scoring and snapping operation. You position the tile, move the cutting head by hand, and complete the cut mechanically.

The integrated laser positioning feature is separate from the manual cutting action. Its exact power or battery requirements are not specified in the supplied materials, so check the product instructions before relying on the laser guide.

What is included in the package?

The supplied package list specifies one 1200 mm manual tile cutter.

Spare cutting wheels, extra accessories, and laser power accessories are not separately confirmed in the provided package description. Do not assume these items are included unless they are explicitly listed for the selected product.

For best results, confirm your tile material, cutting dimensions, and required cut type before ordering.