RUBI ND 200 wet cutter for sale,This cutter is a great work horse and i will be sad to see it go.
This cutter is 230v.
Reason for sale is having to use 110v on site.
I can sell this cutter with a marcrist wheel if required
For more imformation pm me.

• • Stainless steel bed
  • 0 - 45 deg mitre (can cut both sides of wheel)
  • Blade guard and stem simply pull out for plunge cutting (to remove sections of the centre of a tile i.e. for sockets)
  • 200mm diameter 25.4mm bore
  • Weight 15 Kg
  • Motor: 880w... 240 v
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How much are you looking for, might help if people knew

Yes,sorry folks
I am looking for sensibe offers the cutter is probably 3yr old ,the marcrist blade ,has only done job.seems a waste to see this cutter just standing still
in my garage.

I've got one and there a good cutter, should'nt mention sensible offers on here you might end up with a banana plantation or an old toilet from wivers

Hi, please say an expected price. Listings without one may be removed.

have you any pictures of it so prospective buyers can see it's condition?

ill give you a camell 2 cows 1 goat 1 nagging wife and i will throw in the kids

give us a price mate(roughly)
if not will you accept a broken pack of digestives,2 bags of damp but otherwise fine grout and a broken bucket trowel(still good for removing tiles)

50 quid posted im a student will throw in a pot noodle too

we need to up the stakes on this

a ten yr old transit van, a packet of 2mm spacers and a bannana

129 Cans of Stella (empty), a chewed up bone that I found in the field (will fit any heifer) a roll of flock wallpaper and a biro. He wont turn that lot down.

I think Mr Inspreadable may become Mr Inseperable

Originally Posted by doug boardley

I think Mr Inspreadable may become Mr Inseperable

Originally Posted by diamondtiling

129 Cans of Stella (empty), a chewed up bone that I found in the field (will fit any heifer) a roll of flock wallpaper and a biro. He wont turn that lot down.

you must be avin a LARRF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SENSIBE OFFERS AROUND £200
I am also looking to replace my ts40 so maybe someone would like to include this in to the sale.

You should see that snapped up pretty quick.

Mr Inspredable. I did send you a private message asking where you are located... But you didnt tell me

Originally Posted by Dylante

Mr Inspredable. I did send you a private message asking where you are located... But you didnt tell me

Milton Keynes i believe

Hmm... Thats a long way away from me. Thanks

Originally Posted by Dylante

Hmm... Thats a long way away from me. Thanks

i may be wrong

Dont worry, I wont hold it against you if you are. Im nice like that

Hi Inspreadable

I've got the same model exact except mine is now 7 years old and has done so much work its starting to show its age. This model is an induction motor - so out lasts all others. I'm on my 6th Rubi blade and it does not owe me a penny. I've got a big one too, but don't tell my wife - she won't agree. (Its called DR-300-EN)

Now here's a thought - 230v you say.

Unless you are contracted for 110 v on site, the HSE will - as far as I know, allow you to run 230v on site now, as long as it is equipped with a circuit breaker with a reaction speed of 50 milli-seconds or faster. Before you sell your machine to any of the mean goons on this site for empty beer cans and some rotting bananas, broken and knackered tools etc - I would suggest that you double check if you can still operate it with a suitable breaker - cost you less than £10 plug in between your cutter plug and the socket. - I use mine all the time - every day because I do not trust customers power to be safe.

Off to my local suppilers Rubi open day tomorrow - Friday 26th where Rubi have got a S/Steel ND 200 S/s body as well as the table on special offer !

Might be worth checking first - Don't just take the site foreman's word for it - check.

Richard

your absolutly right on this richard

you can use 240v on site providing you have a breaker

now find a 240v socket on site to plug your breaker into

Originally Posted by mikethetile

your absolutly right on this richard

you can use 240v on site providing you have a breaker

now find a 240v socket on site to plug your breaker into

site agents kettle lead

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its always in use Doug

Originally Posted by mr inspreadable

SENSIBE OFFERS AROUND £200
I am also looking to replace my ts40 so maybe someone would like to include this in to the sale.

Hi, got a TS40 that I am willing to trade !!!

Jeez everybody is after a TS40, "Oli, maybe i was a bit hasty giving you mine"