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Discuss Monti versus Rubi (Monti for sale) in the For Sale & Wanted at TilersForums; Having been a long time Rubi user, I followed a variety of comments on here and plumped for the Montolit 63P2 MasterPiuma Evolution P2. After a few months now I ...
          
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    Default Monti versus Rubi (Monti for sale)

    Having been a long time Rubi user, I followed a variety of comments on here and plumped for the Montolit 63P2 MasterPiuma Evolution P2. After a few months now I have decided to go for the TX700. Don't get me wrong, the Monti is a classy piece of kit but I just can't get away with the single rail when lining up offset cuts. So anybody want a lighly used 6 month old Monti Evo 2? Reasonable offers considered.


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    Default Re: Monti versus Rubi (Monti for sale)

    hi spooner,pop this in the for sale section mate im sure you will get more offers
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    Default Re: Monti versus Rubi (Monti for sale)

    Sorry guys, thought I had put this in for sale section, long day yesterday. Looking at about £150 - 175 if poss.
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