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murf · 05-07-2008

I dont like the look of it. I reckon it would still be dusty and noisy.

05-07-2008

i bet nobody on here would swap it for the plasplugs master tiler hey lol

TilingLogistics · 06-07-2008

That almost looks indentical to my Norton M108 except it's a wet cutter

Kev

robbo · 06-07-2008

Looks ok, be interesting to trial one

andy-p · 06-07-2008

looks good in theory, need to give a go first though..

**MICK the Tiler** · 06-07-2008

I think that's quite good

Better that slurry flying around everywhere.

**Varley** · 06-07-2008

Wonder how long the blades would last not being cooled?

**wetdec** · 06-07-2008

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Originally Posted by Varley

Wonder how long the blades would last not being cooled?

The blade is the ultimate dry cutting diamond blade for the professional tile contractor. Engineered to be the only blade you will need for cutting all materials, such as porcelain, granite, marble, engineered stone and glazed ceramic tile. If the job entails cutting porcelain for an entire house, or various materials on one job, attach this blade to your Wet Stone Cutter , angle grinder or dry tile cutting system for the ultimate dry cutting dust-free experience! For the best choice in cutting all tile materials As with all dry blades, it may be used wet to minimize dust and extend the life of the tool.

The cutter is from the USA and looks ok bit more power than the Norton one this is 1200W

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**Varley** · 06-07-2008

Might not be too bad then, seemed to go through those tiles like a hot knife through butter. Cheers wetdec.

smokie899 · 08-07-2008

hmm i wonder how much it costs

TilingLogistics · 08-07-2008

$635 0r about £320 thats in the USA so you would need to add shipping +10% non European Tax then 17.5% VAT so about £460ish landed here. Then it only comes with a Porcelain Blade as standard so you would need to add the cost of the multi purpose blade that they demo it with

Kev