2g Sigma Tile Cutter

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

Looking for a small cutter, seem to get a lot of kitchen back splashes with small tiles so want something a bit smaller than my big cutter to use in these situations, what's peoples experience with this one, CTD are doing it £*** including VAT.
Thanks
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[Qwerty]

No prices in open forums I'm afraid. By all means post it up in the arms.

I have just bought a 2G but yet to try it!

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

Oops. what new toy and you haven't tried it. What's wrong with you.....

 

[LM]

I highly recommend a sigma art 6, super wee cuter, were stable.

 

[LM]

Very

 

[Italy]

with this. You can lean entire wall
ps you have to change again van ahah

 

[Stef]

The 2G is a great wee cutter but as its as slim it can wobble a little but it doesn't stop the performance of it.

 

[magga]

What about the mini montilit 24?

 

[Qwerty]

What about the mini montilit 24?

I did have one which was good but the metal on the breaking foot always marked the tile on every cut, the measurements on the bar weren't clear to read and it was only good for the tiny stuff really. The 2G can manage bigger stuff to but is small enough & light enough to fit on a worktop

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

with this. You can lean entire wall
ps you have to change again van ahah

Your nuts.

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

The 2G is a great wee cutter but as its as slim it can wobble a little but it doesn't stop the performance of it.

That ,must be the what @LEE MAC means by the art 6 been stable.
Just read a review on the 2G by @Dave some time ago now but he loved it, wonder if its still going strong.

 

[magga]

Has anyone used the Sigma 7A?

 

[Stef]

That ,must be the what @LEE MAC means by the art 6 been stable.
Just read a review on the 2G by @Dave some time ago now but he loved it, wonder if its still going strong.

Yeah the art has a wider base, I wouldn't worry about it too much as it isn't really an issue.
I was only stating it as its been brought up before.
Think you can go up to about 380mm with the 2G.

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

I'm sold. 2g ordered. Cheers.

 

[Dave]

That ,must be the what @LEE MAC means by the art 6 been stable.
Just read a review on the 2G by @Dave some time ago now but he loved it, wonder if its still going strong.

Yep , its as good as the day i got it .

 

[magga]

Where did you buy from in the end? I'm thinking of the 2G too.

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

At the local ctd branch. Shop local as they say. Well 40 mile away. Lol. then everything is 40 mile away. ........ From here.

 

[Qwerty]

I got mine from @David - Tradetiler

 

[White Room]

Only weighs 2.6kg

 

[magga]

Ok I'm going to ask about another one now, the Sigma 7F! Anyone used this one before?

 

[smokie899]

Love the sigma 2g for splash backs or even your average 300 x 300 tiles. Only issue I have is, sometimes when you score a tile and don't move the the handle up a bit (so the snapping blocks are not to close to the bottom of the tile) it will cause the cutter to lift at the top and wobble if splitting harder/thicker tiles.

 

[Italy]

my. donated to a Moroccan ........free

 

[magga]

Well I still can't decide between the 2g, the 7f, or the 7a?!