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has anyone bought a Rubi Diamant ND-180-BL 
25-06-2008
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Bought an nd 200 can't be a lot of difference, Had no problems with mine and were very happy together  | ||||||||||
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Hi Boosha , I have an ND 180 n and don't have any complaints at all, cuts porcelain and stone products no probs, pretty light too, don't imagine the one your asking about would be much different | ||||||||||
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aye it's fine at everything you ask of it, does exactly what it says on the tin, might be cheap but it's still a Rubi !!  | ||||||||||
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We have been using them at the school for a while now. Good reliable cutters but not as smooth as the ND 180 and we had an issue with the water tray (it was difficult to remove to empty the water) but we sorted the problem by cutting a small section of the guard off. The guide bar does not extend out like the ND 180 but for under £100 pounds you cant realy complain. Overall a good solid cutter. | ||||||||||
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the bloke who runs a certain tilers tools site, told me he can sell me exactly the same on for £40 without the rubi name, apparently its a load of toosh to him. any thoughts on that... | ||||||||||
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i'll be honest, i really dont rate rubi that much now. i ve been told they were great 20 yrs ago but not so good now. | ||
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