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Hi Sam
I do a lot of woodwork and I love the kit from Festool.
I have the TS55 plunge saw. It's known for its accuracy of cut. It's used by so many joiners.
I didn't realise until recently that it is also capable of precision cuts on stone, inc porcelain (you have to have a special blade though).
Just to add....there's also a Festool dust extractor that attaches to this.
The Festool equipment isn't cheap but it's very good.
Ive heard good things about the porcelain blades that London Stone supply
It's imperative to use a wet cut with porcelain and a specialist porcelain blade. It's good practice to keep the blade and the porcelain cool. Also, the blades will not last as long as standard diamond blade, however it is possible to get extra life out of them after a run of porcelain cutting by periodically cutting through a softer material such as a breeze block.
We offer porcelain blades by Natural Paving on our website and from experience, they work very well. Never use a standard blade as the porcelain will 'explode' when cutting!