If the hardness between the body of the tile and the glaze is greater than 2 calibrations per the mohs hardness scale then it is supposedly more susceptible to chipping.
Tile saw chipping glaze.
How to cut glaze tile without chipping.
Flipped the tile upside down so the blade is cutting inwards against the glaze rather than outwards.
It just needs a quick sharpening that you can do yourself.
To notch the tile follow these steps.
Before removing the tile turn off the saw and let it power down.
Set your blade so that this time it will cut through the whole remaining thickness of the tile.
Make sure the tile doesn t touch the blade before doing this.
Use a piece of scrap tile to support the exit edge as the cut is completed 2.
Push the piece between the blade and fence until it completely clears the blade.
If you are encountering a lot of chipping as you say on your wet saw i believe the problem is in cutting the tiles too fast.
As an after thought take one of your tiles to the store and get the sales associate to cut it for you using their saw if the chipping problem is dimished always expect some then ask to see what blade is mounted on that saw.
Chipping tile when cutting with a saw happens because the blade gets worn.
Although it seems more likely the tile has been abused in some way to cause chips there are tests that can be performed on the tile to determine how chip resistant it is.
Holding the tile glazed side up with both hands feed it along the fence and into the blade.
Place the tile on the platform with one end of the mark where you will make the cut facing the blade but don t touch.
Fill the reservoir under the platform of a diamond blade wet saw with water.
Turn the saw on.
Because of the hardness of porcelain always prevent chips but working slowly and using a new blade helps.
Only a wet saw will give you the smoother cut than a manual tile cutter especially if you aren t familiar with either tool.
You have to be very patient in cutting tiles whether it is a wet saw or a manual tile cutter.
Push the tile into the saw blade approximately 1 or 2 inches.
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Now you are going to make the notch.
Notching one end set the saw blade or platform at a depth that will cut through the full thickness of the tile.