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My quest for an easier envelope cutting solution continues....
I mainly work with 60 x 60cm porcs so I need something that is up to the job and produces factory edge cuts
I've got a Festool angle grinder system which runs on a track but the quality of cuts isn't good enough. Also, if you want maximum dust extraction you have to go to full plunge depth but this then causes the blade to wobble a bit on porcelain - must be due to heat build up. I have the pro-gres blade fitted.
I don't have space for a large bridge saw and I like the idea of rials to cut any length of tile i like. Ok, both the flex and the rubi will be messy but I'm hoping the results would be worth it.
If anyone has experience of these two please let me know what you think. Also, are standard supplied blades good enough or will I need to buy something a bit more 'special?'
I mainly work with 60 x 60cm porcs so I need something that is up to the job and produces factory edge cuts
I've got a Festool angle grinder system which runs on a track but the quality of cuts isn't good enough. Also, if you want maximum dust extraction you have to go to full plunge depth but this then causes the blade to wobble a bit on porcelain - must be due to heat build up. I have the pro-gres blade fitted.
I don't have space for a large bridge saw and I like the idea of rials to cut any length of tile i like. Ok, both the flex and the rubi will be messy but I'm hoping the results would be worth it.
If anyone has experience of these two please let me know what you think. Also, are standard supplied blades good enough or will I need to buy something a bit more 'special?'