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Old 24-07-2008   #1
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Default Grinder vs Wetcutter

Just wanted to know what most people preferred I have a wet cutter but was thinking of getting a grinder. What’s more practicable?

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i use 2 different wet cutters and two different grinders for different things lol :Pete
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If you've lots of cuts to do then set up wet cutter. If its a quick cut or a shaped cut then a grinder is ideal. Just use a decent blade .
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I use both,as theyomper say`s, if lots of cuts then get the wet cutter out other wise just use grinder...

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Default Re: Grinder vs Wetcutter

its simple , have both, i have 5 table wetsaws and a bridge cutter but i would be lost without the angle grinder fitted with a quality blade, its very versatile , great for plunge and shaped cuts, i use a makita fitted with a porc blade..

I dont pick em i just stick em !!
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An angle grinder and decent blade wont break the bank and is always with my tool kit. Makita user here too.
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All wet cutters for me, grinders make look something out of the chain saw massacre

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All wet cutters for me, grinders make look something out of the chain saw massacre
I hate using grinders as well they dont feel safe to me
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^^^^^ wot a couple of nancy boys !!

I dont pick em i just stick em !!
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try using a wet cutter to cut mall tiles that have been laid for twenty years lol but always use a wet sponge with it :Pete
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Which angle grinder blade would you recommend?

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Default Re: Grinder vs Wetcutter

get mine from trimline havent found the marcist blades i have tried very good as i only tend to use granite and porcelain tiles most of the time

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