How To Cut VCT Tile Without A Tile Cutter

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Uploaded by on Sep 30, 2010

How to make cuts in VCT (Vinyl Composition Tile) without a tile cutter. It takes a little longer but if you don't do large amounts of VCT you probably haven't invested in a VCT tile cutter. Have any videos on flooring you want us to do? Just ask!

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  • I used this method for cutting the vinyl tile in my bathroom this weekend. This saved me so much time. Thank you for making this video. This method is brilliant!

  • @BeugsTheLegend Glad the video helped!

  • Thank you for taking the time to make this video! I appreciate your help!

  • @liangler22 Your welcome and good luck with your floors!

  • I would have to argue with the guys suggesting using a utility knife. A carpet knife such as he is using is fine. The angle of the cutting blade when scoring the tile glides better along the straight edge of the other tile. Not only that, the blade last's  longer.

    One way to speed things up though. When doing a long straight wall, such as this. It's much faster to line up all the tiles along that row, then just go down the wall with your cutting tile. (your knife blade wont touch the floor)

  • @jasmasmasm Thank you for saying that , I use a carpet knife because I am so used to it and it feels very natural in my hand. You are also right that you can line up a whole row at one time.

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  • Carpet knife on VCT? Scab move

  • looks like another carpet banger trying to install hard surface

  • @chiludo20 Hey, Know It All! Please provide a link to your installation video so we can learn to do it perfectly!!

  • @chiludo20 why not ?

  • you are using wrong knife again bro' you have only one carpet knife for all types of flooring ?

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