Angle grinder tile chamfer stand
Updated: 22 October 2026
You want two tile faces to meet at a mitre without a plastic trim protruding from the corner. On amazon.co.uk that search lands on lightweight 100-type brackets that hold a small angle grinder at 45°, often bundled with 105 mm diamond blades. Those jigs share a name with metal cutting stands, but they do not cut tube in a vice slot. This page covers only the three chamfer ASINs in the [angle grinder stand comparison](/hub/tools/angle-grinder-stand): QOTSTEOS, Frdhee and LICAEVEY. Prices are the shelf figures from 20 October 2026. Peter F. did not lab-test these jigs. A qualifying purchase can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.
You want two tile faces to meet at a mitre without a plastic trim protruding from the corner.
You want two tile faces to meet at a mitre without a plastic trim protruding from the corner. On amazon.co.uk that search lands on lightweight 100-type brackets that hold a small angle grinder at 45°, often bundled with 105 mm diamond blades. Those jigs share a name with metal cutting stands, but they do not cut tube in a vice slot. This page covers only the three chamfer ASINs in the angle grinder stand comparison: QOTSTEOS, Frdhee and LICAEVEY. Prices are the shelf figures from 20 October 2026. Peter F. did not lab-test these jigs. A qualifying purchase can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.
Our top picks
| Badge | Product | Blades in the box | Bore or spindle | UK reviews | Note | Price | Offer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best overall |  QOTSTEOS QOTSTEOS 45° tile stand | Two 105 mm | 20 mm bore stated | 3.4 from 38 | 7.6 | about £17.89 | View offer |
| Alternative |  LICAEVEY LICAEVEY 45° tile stand | None | 45 mm spindle stated | 3.3 from 15 | 7.4 | about £20.99 | View offer |
| Alternative |  Frdhee Frdhee 45° tile stand | Two 105 mm, plus hose | 20 mm bore, 45 mm spindle | 3.2 from 6 | 7.2 | about £16.79 | View offer |
On this page
What the jig is for
A chamfer stand guides the disc along the tile edge at roughly 45° so the glazed faces align when two pieces meet on an external corner or a mitred step. Trade alternatives exist outside this set. ATS Diamond Tools lists a mitre slider guard for 115/125 mm grinders at about £62 plus VAT, and RUBI's MITRE-MATE targets a similar thickness band. The amazon trio here is the budget stainless bracket class. None of them replaces a wet tile saw for long straight runs. They solve a corner detail when you already accept angle grinder dust and noise.
The job is not a KATSU-style metal chop path. If you clamp steel in a drop-arm stand, that is a different row. Mixing the two searches is the mistake this page is here to prevent. Drop-arm picks are named on the best angle grinder stand page.
The three stands in this set
QOTSTEOS at £17.89 ships a stainless bracket plus two 105 mm diamond blades. The listing states a 20 mm bore and 1.6 mm segment thickness, weighs about 430 g, and carries 3.4 stars from 38 UK reviews, the largest sample among chamfer kits here. Frdhee at £16.79 adds a hose along with two 105 mm blades at the same stated 20 mm bore, a 45 mm spindle maximum, and six reviews at 3.2 stars. LICAEVEY at £20.99 sells the stand alone at 690 g with a 45 mm spindle claim and fifteen reviews at 3.3 stars. English comments describe adjusting for tile thickness. Other languages in the file mention missing nuts and awkward head removal.
There is no single winner across grinders, because fit dominates. QOTSTEOS offers the best value in the set when bore and body match, because blades are included at the lowest bundled price with the strongest review count. Frdhee makes sense if you want the hose in the box and have verified fit. LICAEVEY suits buyers who already own compatible diamond discs and prefer not to pay for bundled blades that might not match their flange.
Bore and body fit
100-type means a compact grinder in the same class as smaller disc tools, not a guarantee that your Makita or DeWalt will bolt to the shoe. Listings here cap spindle diameter at 45 mm where stated. Separately, QOTSTEOS and Frdhee declare a 20 mm hole in the included blades. Many UK angle grinders use a 22.23 mm bore on cutting and diamond wheels. Do not assume the free blades fit your flange without measuring both bore and spindle.
UK reviews on QOTSTEOS report undrilled holes, absent instructions, and a Makita that would not fit with a standard disc. Frdhee's negative review says the blade will not align with the bed on most grinders. Those failures mirror metal-stand reviews: universal language, particular bodies. Before you chamfer a visible corner, run a scrap tile with the guard in place and check that the disc tracks along the glaze without grabbing. If the bore is wrong, you may need a correctly sized diamond wheel even when the bracket mounts.
Handle thread angle and guard clearance still matter, as the angle grinder stand buying guide explains for all stands. Removing the guard to make the shoe fit is not an acceptable workaround.
Dust, water, and when to stop
Frdhee includes a hose you can route toward a vacuum or a water tray. The other two ASINs do not bundle extraction. Angle grinder dust is hazardous. Work outdoors or with extraction where you can, and wear eye and lung protection appropriate to ceramic silica. Electrical Safety First's grinder advice still applies when the material is tile: clamp the work, control sparks, and unplug before a wheel change.
Stop when the listing cannot confirm porcelain performance but your job is polished porcelain, when blades chip or the grinder stalls, or when fit requires removing safety parts. LICAEVEY's page asks about porcelain without citing a test result. Treat hard porcelain as experimental. Trade guards at higher prices may suit large-format porcelain mitres, but they were not evaluated in this ASIN set. If the next task is metal, go back to a drop-arm row rather than forcing a diamond blade through steel on this jig.
Common questions
Will this mitre porcelain?
Listings mention ceramic and tile projects. None report a controlled porcelain test. LICAEVEY's page asks the question and does not answer it with a result. Try scrap porcelain before visible work, and stop if the blade chips or the grinder stalls.
What is 100-type?
Marketplace shorthand for a compact grinder body, often with a 45 mm spindle limit on these jigs. It is not the same as a 115 mm cutting-disc rating, and it is not proof that a Makita or DeWalt housing will bolt to the shoe.
Are the diamond blades included?
Yes on QOTSTEOS and Frdhee, two 105 mm blades in each kit. No on LICAEVEY, which is the stand alone at £20.99. Verify the bore against your grinder even when the blades are in the box.
What is the bore on the included blades?
QOTSTEOS and Frdhee state 20 mm, with QOTSTEOS also stating 1.6 mm segment thickness. That may not match a 22.23 mm UK flange. Measure the hole and the spindle before you count the free blades as usable.
Why will it not fit my Makita?
UK reviews cite hole patterns, spindle size and disc-diameter clashes. One QOTSTEOS review says a Makita would not fit and a standard cutting disc would not seat. Measure your body against the listing photo before you treat the brand name as the fault.
Do I need a hose?
Only Frdhee bundles one, for routing toward a vacuum or a water tray. QOTSTEOS and LICAEVEY do not. You can add your own dust control on the other mounts. The hose does not change the 20 mm bore or the 45 mm spindle limit.
How is this different from a metal cutting stand?
Metal stands use a vertical cutting disc in a vice slot for tube and small section. Chamfer shoes hold a fixed mitre angle on tile edges. The search results look alike. The disc, the path and the guard job do not.
Is a £62 plus VAT mitre guard the same product?
It is a related trade class, with extraction and guarding aimed at 115/125 mm grinders. ATS Diamond Tools lists one at about £62 plus VAT. It is not one of the three ASINs here, and no amazon.co.uk price was captured for that shop line.
Related pages
Sources
Public UK sources from the research digest, used for this page in October 2026. Prices, stars and review counts are from the ten amazon.co.uk listings captured for the shelf date 20 October 2026. PUWER 1998 applies at work in Great Britain. Northern Ireland uses S.R. 1999/305. Neither regime is a duty on a private householder.
- HSE, PUWER overview (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- legislation.gov.uk, PUWER 1998 (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- legislation.gov.uk, NI S.R. 1999/305 (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- HSE, HSG17 Safety in the use of abrasive wheels (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Electrical Safety First, Angle grinders (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Wolfcraft, Cutting stand 5019000 (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Sealey, Angle grinder stand SMS02 (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- mig-welding.co.uk, Angle grinder stands (retrieved 20 October 2026)