TitanEdge locks a universal 100-type angle grinder into a rock-solid steel base, delivering true 45° bevels every time without a wet saw.
The base uses four lock-down knobs to hold the grinder solid, preventing vibration from shifting the cut. A built-in water port feeds a thin stream over the blade, cutting dust and cooling the disc for cleaner cuts on porcelain and stone.
Adjust for any tile thickness by loosening the knobs, sliding to the tile, and re-tightening; the chamfer consistently lands at 45°, whether you’re beveling thin wall tiles or thick floor slabs.
Why it cuts straight: clamp the grinder into the cradle, snug the four knobs, and let the bed hold a precise 45°. The fixed blade path and a steady feed—guided by a wide non-slip handle—mean the edge stays true; the water feed also flushes grit away to protect the diamond blade and reduce chipping.
Compatibility and specs: designed for universal 100-type (Φ100) angle grinders with collar clearance up to 1.77 inches. The base measures 13.5 cm by 17.5 cm with an overall height of 23.5 cm. The assembly uses a heavy rust-resistant steel base and a non-slip ABS handle; the cutting angle is fixed at 45°.
Three steps, no extra tools: Step 1 — clamp your grinder into the base and lock the four knobs. Step 2 — attach a hose to the quick-fit water port and rest your tile on the bed. Step 3 — feed the tile through for a steady, chip-free 45° bevel every time.
What you get when it’s installed: edges line up cleanly at miters, reducing waste from failed cuts, and enabling faster progress with fewer re-cuts.