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Old 18-05-2008   #13
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the price bit i think Russ...lol
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The breaker is a fixed part of the arm and while you can break anywhere on the tile, I think that the small breaker which can be used on the tomechanic would break slivers off porcelain better.

The Clinker can do 25mm cleanly on some porcelanatos, but any thinner and it's cut n nibble.

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If you get a chance to try the Monty, give it a go. It cuts fine slivers too with the right technique.


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