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Discuss newbie question in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi all, I'm trying to source a large bridge saw(urgently!) Client needs a me to mitre 90cm 12mm porcelain for a set of steps.I need to be able to cut ...
          
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    Hi all,

    I'm trying to source a large bridge saw(urgently!) Client needs a me to mitre 90cm 12mm porcelain for a set of steps.I need to be able to cut these without having to plunge cut,ie. a huge table!

    Any ides would be extremely appreciated,my budget is around £1000

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    How about one of these from tradetiler.........ideal for mitres...

    Makita Power Saw (110v only)


    Wet cutting hand held power saw from Makita (can be used dry with suitable blade)

    • Water fed to both sides of blade


    As every day goes by, tiles seem to be getting even bigger this can be a big problem when it comes to wet cutting. The traditional machines become so heavy and expensive they are not viable. With the use of a straight edge clamped on the tile/slab accurate cuts can easily be achieved.
    Accurate free hand cuts can also easily be achived
    Highly suited to grout raking by reducing the depth of cut

    • Electrical earth leakage breaker
    • Blade Diameter: 125mm - Bore: 20 mm
    • (we include ring to make standard 22.2mm blades fit)
    • Depth of Cut @ 90°: 40mm
    • Depth of Cut @ 45°: 26mm
    • No Load Speed: 12,000rpm
    • Input wattage: 860w
    • Net Weight: 2.9kg
    • 110v only (because of water)
    • 5 M water feed tube, rubber tap fitting

    Included - Continuous rim blade rated for concrete - suitable some stone, travertine and marble. However we recommend a suitable tile blade is purchased separately
    Blade Here



    Price: £255.30 £299.98 Including VAT at 17.5%

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    OH!! Sorry and welcome to tilers forums......

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    Hello and welcome
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    yeh welcome to the forum

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