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hi just tiled a bathroom using these tiles and found them very difficult to cut , every tile chipped at the ends when cutting, even went and bought a new ... -
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Re: topps tiles metalic 600mm 400mm
I have had to cut alot of tiles generally porcelain with wet cutter because tx wont cut thats why i bought a dewalt 2400 wish they did not make tiles soooooo hard to cut gone are the days of a handscriber
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Re: topps tiles metalic 600mm 400mm
It's probably the cutting blade that would make a diiference.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: topps tiles metalic 600mm 400mm
Hi
I was doing 30sm the other week of the above tiles and. Had the same problem worked fine after changing the cutting wheel 2 times but the cost of the blades makes a difference imo
Last edited by matt9400; 06-04-2011 at 09:30 PM.
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Re: topps tiles metalic 600mm 400mm
get a sigma
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the toilet i was doin was only 16sm with window reveal and all chrome trims used, and took 3 full shifts has to be one of the worst tiles ive worked with grrrrr, lookedc crakin wen finished though!!
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Re: topps tiles metalic 600mm 400mm
Must admit hey look v good when finished and cleaned off . However unlike my job I did with Chrome trim the customer decided she didn't like the Chrome so all had to come off and replaced with plastic trim ?
And even argued that she wouldn't pay for the trim that had been wasted .
Madness
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Re: topps tiles metalic 600mm 400mm
ano m8 you do get them dont u? dont understand them sometimes
how long did it take u to do 30m?
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Re: topps tiles metalic 600mm 400mm

Originally Posted by
stevie25
ano m8 you do get them dont u? dont understand them sometimes
how long did it take u to do 30m?
Hi it took 5 days to lay and change the trim and 5 days to recover as felt like I just did 10 rounds with mike tyson lol
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