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If you had a budget of about £270 and you are buying a dry cutter what would you go for?
Will a Rubi TX-700-N be too large for 6x6 tiles? ... -
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£270 on a Cutter
If you had a budget of about £270 and you are buying a dry cutter what would you go for?
Will a Rubi TX-700-N be too large for 6x6 tiles? or would it be ideal to do all size work?
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ive got the tx 700n and you wouldant want to be using that when space is tight, perfect for larger size tiles and big floors. Ideally you need 2 dry cutters a ts 50 and then a larger 1. I also like the pocket rubi - nice for kitchen splashbacks
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