A that price you'd be better buying a dedicated water fed stone saw for 20mm Porcelain.
FLEX CS60 Wet or Rubi or other equivalents. You also then get the benefit of a 180mm blade and increased power plus a guide rail like a plunge saw.
It seems like an expensive solution for a problem that's already been solved by better equipment.
stay calm, I know what I do
by chance, do you know how much I paid aquaflex?
because I see that you know everything.
to cut 20mm of porcelain
you want to compare the cutting speed
of a grinder with a wet saw?
I only tell you that the speed is the same if the grinder is dry.
with a tcs montolit blade (the best ever), not with the ones you sell.
but if you do the water grinder ..... the time decreases a lot.
who wants to understand understands
who does not want to, keep looking in his square meter
