Here is a concise summary of the tutorial on using a manual ceramic cutter:
**Tool Overview**
* Manual ceramic cutter with a diamond wheel for cutting ceramics
* Features: handle, chrome tubes, movable shoe for breaking pieces, interchangeable diamond wheel, and measurement scales (cm & inches)
**Usage Steps**
1. **Measure and Prepare**: Measure the ceramic piece, subtract the crosshead width, and place the piece in the cutter.
2. **Align and Cut**: Align the diamond wheel with the mark, apply firm and constant pressure, and make a single fluid movement to cut.
3. **Break the Piece**: Use the movable shoe to break the ceramic piece along the cut line.
**Additional Tips**
* Lubricate the chrome tubes regularly
* Use a rubber protector to avoid damaging the ceramic (not shown, but mentioned)
* For thicker cuts or difficulties, use a pressure clamp (not ideal, but suitable for non-professionals)
* The tool can also be used for square and diagonal cuts with adjustments to the procedure.
**Context**
* This tutorial is a precursor to a more comprehensive video on installing ceramic flooring.
* Part of a series on ceramic flooring, with related videos on basic tools and choosing ceramic floors.
Here are the extracted key facts, numbered and in short sentences, without opinions:
**Tool Description**
1. The tool is a manual cutter for ceramics.
2. It has a handle and two chrome tubes for sliding.
3. The tool has a diamond wheel for making cuts.
4. The diamond wheel is interchangeable with spare parts.
**Tool Components**
5. The tool has a mobile shoe for breaking the ceramic piece.
6. It has a wheel (diamond wheel) for making the cut.
7. Some models have additional supports on each side for stability.
8. There is a bay for installing cutting accessories (not included in this model).
**Measurement and Cutting Process**
9. The tool has graduations in centimeters and inches on both sides.
10. To cut, measure the space for the piece on both sides of the tool.
11. Subtract the width of the crosshead (twice) from the measurement.
12. Place the piece according to the measurement and cut with firm, constant pressure.
13. Apply pressure with the diamond wheel about 2-3 mm from the edge of the piece.
**Cutting Capabilities**
14. The tool can make straight cuts.
15. It can also be used for square cuts (with a preliminary grinder cut on the shortest side).
16. Diagonal cuts are possible following a similar procedure.
17. Cuts of 2 centimeters or less can be more challenging but not impossible.
**Additional Tips and Uses**
18. Lubrication is necessary for smooth sliding (due to potential rust spots).
19. A pressure clamp can be used as an alternative to finish a cut (though not ideal).
20. The tool is suitable for DIY ceramic floor installation, especially for those without extensive experience.