Has anyone got a proxxon kgs 80 for cutting trims - TilersForums.com

[CJ]

I’m always about, lurking 😉

 

[Joshjupp]

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best price I managed to find.

Thanks mate

 

[Joshjupp]

I bought one today £220 with 10 spare blades couldn’t bare the thought of cutting all the trim by hand on 22 splashbacks seeing as half the splashbacks are 1 300x600 tile then brushed trim

 

[Boggs]

Brushed trim, £30 machine.

 

[Joshjupp]

Brushed trim, £30 machine.

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I’m the sort of person it would snag on and cut me open Using a chop saw That’s why I got the proxxon got a Clamp on it and can use fibre discs to cut

 

[Boggs]

I’m the sort of person it would snag on and cut me open Using a chop saw That’s why I got the proxxon got a Clamp on it and can use fibre discs to cut

Yeah, it can be a bit vicious.
Close your eyes and hope for the best. 😂

 

[Dumbo]

I bought one today £220 with 10 spare blades couldn’t bare the thought of cutting all the trim by hand on 22 splashbacks seeing as half the splashbacks are 1 300x600 tile then brushed trim

One tile I would bend the trim

 

[J Sid]

One tile I would bend the trim

Looks do much better 👍

 

[Dumbo]

Looks do much better 👍

I did it in a plumbing supplies showroom once and was surprised on how many plumbers picked up on it .

 

[J Sid]

I did it in a plumbing supplies showroom once and was surprised on how many plumbers picked up on it .

Been doing it for so many years now, just looks so much better, it flows and doesn't look sharp or angular.
Always get a comment of how good it looks.
Do the same on kitchen splashbacks, half tiled round windows.