Mark2000

I have been looking for a wet tile cutter but not looking to spend loads as im just at college at the moment and need it to do some work towards a final piece at home, I have been reading threads on the forum about the plasplug wet tile cutters, and think the pro plus cutter would be ideal for me, but the only thing is that the blade is 110mm and this seems really small to me, probably because iv been used to using around a 180mm blade while at college. Is this blade size 110mm sufficiant for cutting most tiles.

poynton phil

Ths saw for me looks more like its made for the diy market, if you could increase your buget by 15 or 20 quid you could get a norton clipper tt 180 em looks to me to be a better bet, ctd had them on offer last week, dont know if they still are though

Wylie

the 110 is ok for small tiles light to carry small motor,noisy thats what i started with but then you want a bigger one

smurf21

forget the plasplugs cutters there noisey and ive had a couple in my day mainly for small kitchen work both burnt out before the wheel wore out save your money get a good un.

IvegotsTILE

For the money there brilliant,very good on ceramice,ok on porcelain.

Mark2000

Well i went ahead and got the plasplug 110 wet cutter, used it to day and that it was a good cutter for the money it cost me, only down side is that it is fairly noisey. Thanks for all the advice!!

Wylie

You can always where ear muffs mine still going the best and no mess