TILE INSTALLATION TOOLS

Tile Installation Tools

Match a replacement scoring wheel to the cutter

Start with the cutter’s full model number and the maker’s parts list. Then compare the mount, wheel specifications and offer contents.

Identify the cutter before the wheel

Check the label, instructions or parts diagram for the exact model and generation. Brands can change wheel mounts across their tool families. Use the manufacturer compatibility list even when two wheels have a similar diameter.

Read what the replacement includes

Some listings provide a bare wheel, while others include a stem or another mounting part. Check the kit contents against the worn part you need to replace. Confirm the stated tile application if the maker offers different wheel options.

Keep documentation close to the tool

Save the model, series and replacement code for future service. Follow the tool manual for inspection, cleaning and replacement. Select the right part before restarting work on tile of the documented material and thickness.

Source documentation

Guide questions

What if the wheel has the same diameter?

Compare the stem or axle and the exact cutter compatibility list as well.

Do all replacement listings include a stem?

Check the offer contents and manufacturer’s part diagram for the particular reference.

Where can I confirm fit for an older tool?

Use the tool label and any generation marking to find the corresponding parts list.

Which tool suits the job?

  1. Both QEP wheels are 7/8 inch, but that measurement alone does not establish fit. Choose 21125 for the documented 10630 or 10900 cutter. Check the model list for the 21123Q wheel and its mounting screw.

  2. The RUBI SILVER 01958 and 01945 have different wheel diameters, 8 mm and 6 mm. Look up the recommended reference for your cutter and tile first, then match the wheel listed in the offer.

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