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Options are Rubi TI-66-S or the Rubi TS-60 Plus. What would you choose and why, I'm not worried about weight, just need it to be a good all-rounder. Not fussed about single or twin rail, as long as it cuts and breaks well I'll get used to it. Cheers people  | ||||||||||
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Going to get a new Rubi, but which one? 
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I bought a hsuquarvana 670 from the a stand at the T&S show. Quality piece of kit, and only 130 quid. | ||||||||||
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No reason really, but the amount of happy customers must be testament to the quality of there tools. I have no reason not to pick another brand, as long as they are as good and have the same reputation. | ||||||||||
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The TS range is poor IMO. I have a TS50+ in the van that i have not used in about a year. I used it for about 6 months before going back to my Sigma. The TX range on the otherhand is great. Is the TI the Sigma/Montolit copy? IF so, it will be good, but why not just go for one of those instead? | ||||||||||
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. So do I go for the TX or TI. It would appear the TS is not what I am looking for. Are the Husky's better than Rubi, those that have used both? | ||||||||||
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I take it the Rubi TI is a copy of the Montolit? | ||||||||||
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Deffo the TX over the new ti range......  | ||
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NO it doesn't and it can crush some ceramics.especially the larger ones... | ||
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