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I have had the pleasure of Using the Newer Model of the Rubi TX700..
Firstly i have to say that this newer model is very well made and the build ... -
Review : RUBI TX700
I have had the pleasure of Using the Newer Model of the Rubi TX700..
Firstly i have to say that this newer model is very well made and the build quality is far far superior to the older TX700 and 700n models.
The sprung loaded bed is a great addition over the older foam loaded bed and the new thicker and stronger flip out tile supports are much better.
It is just totally a much better build altogether ..
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Ok onto how it performs..
The first tiles were 450x450 glazed vitrified floor tiles.
Straight half cut
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40mm slither spilt in half
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Curved cut ready for final scribe to shower tray
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450 x450 glazed vitrified floor tiles
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Marked curved cut
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As you can see i did a couple straight cuts / a curved cut and then cut a 40mm slither in half no probs
The cutter is really smooth to use with it self lubricating rails and the breaker action is very easy to use and no whacking like other cutters on the market.
The next job was the dreaded very hard Vilroy boch grade 5 porcelnato floor tiles.. i used this for walls and floors to 4 bathrooms.
These tiles have a textured surface and a heavy grid back to them, so some cutters do struggle to get a clean cut and the biscuit is very hard... again no probs for the TX700 and used the 10mm wheel on these..
450x450 Vilroy boch tiles
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60mm slither spilt in half no probs.
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These tiles were very hard lol.. as a lot of the vilroy stuff is..
I have not had a chance to try it out on other materials yet, so as and when i use the cutter on different tiles i will add to this review.. as my last cutter did crush certain tiles but so far there is Zero sign of this with the Rubi TX700.
This model is by far the best tile cutter i have ever owned and Rubi have out done themselves with this Newer version... So a well done to Rubi uk from me.
... more pics etc added soon..
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