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[amazon tiling]

Can anyone advise me as to where i can get a wet cutter thats got a stand and minimum tile length 600mm. It also must be 110v and around £150-£250 ish.

Thank you.

 

[david campbell]

try e-bay mate, you will struggle to get something suitable that will last for that price unfortunately

 

[amazon tiling]

Cheers mate. Seen one in topps tiles but they do not make a 110v anymore.

 

[paul flight]

if you need a cutter to do a pro job you will need to spend 2/3 times that if you want it to last any time at all .:yikes:

 

[SandyFloor]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I think you'll be struggling unless you get something second hand. I went through the same thing recently searching the market for the same spec.

Eventually I bit the bullet and went for the Dewalt 24000 from ( best price Tradetiler) and I have no regrets. I'm very confident it will pay for itself before long.

I know it's out your budget but if you search the threads on this site I don't think you'll find a negative comment about it.

 

[amazon tiling]

if you need a cutter to do a pro job you will need to spend 2/3 times that if you want it to last any time at all .:yikes:

Its not for me its for a company i do work for and the boss only likes making money and keeping it. Thank you for your reply.

 

[SandyFloor]

Just another comment on this. I previously had a popular branded bridge saw in 240v costing about £200. As soon as it broke I couldn't get parts and it's due a permanent holiday in the tile saw graveyard. A quality saw will probably have good support and last for years.....sorry again.