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Discuss Advice needed! in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi, Having recently moved into a proper house (Finally!) I need to start getting into my DIY and get a lot done! I need to tile 2 bathrooms and part ...
          
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    Question Advice needed!

    Hi,

    Having recently moved into a proper house (Finally!) I need to start getting into my DIY and get a lot done!

    I need to tile 2 bathrooms and part of a kitchen and want to "invest" in something long lasting should I ever need to do more again in the future

    I was looking at some Rubi tile cutters and would like some information as to what would best suit me.

    The ones I've been looking at was the Rubi ts Rubi tx Remember, I'm still new to all this, so go easy on me!

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    Default Re: Advice needed!

    The TS range will be fine for most ceramic tiles inc floor tiles but if you are cutting Porcelain which is very common these days then the TX would be a better "investment".
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    Default Re: Advice needed!

    The tx is a good cutter but would'nt want it sitting in a cupboard for the price, £300
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