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does anyone use them?
Been looking at the ETC180 which looks pretty good value to me but just wondered if anyone has any opinions on them?
Other than that also ... -
Clarke electric cutters
does anyone use them?
Been looking at the ETC180 which looks pretty good value to me but just wondered if anyone has any opinions on them?
Other than that also looking at the plasplugs dww180
Patrick
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Re: Clarke electric cutters
Out of those 2 i would opt for the Plasplugs. The Clarke type are very common and you could get a similar model even cheaper but they dont seem to last. Spot welds holding the table on can break loose and if i remember rightly the motor is lacking in power, also noisy. They may have changed over the years but i doubt it.
Why not push the boat out a little and get something like this
Rubi Electric Tile Cutters (Wet Tile Saws)
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Re: Clarke electric cutters
thanks ramic, i might go for the rubi and i know dave did a good review on it.
just trying to keep costs down thats all but at the same time i dont want to compromise on quality to the point where i have to scrap it and buy again..
Patrick
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Re: Clarke electric cutters
Ive got the Rubi ND 180, only got it this week but had a play about and am impressed, came with a hard case and two blades aswell.
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Re: Clarke electric cutters

Originally Posted by
Derry
thanks ramic, i might go for the rubi and i know dave did a good review on it.
just trying to keep costs down thats all but at the same time i dont want to compromise on quality to the point where i have to scrap it and buy again..
Patrick
Contact Dave at Tradetiler.com Home and i am sure he will sort you out
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Re: Clarke electric cutters
Fekin
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Re: Clarke electric cutters
The guy who just got locked up for making deactivated guns into live firearms used a clarke lathe
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Clarke electric cutters

Originally Posted by
Derry
thanks ramic, i might go for the rubi and i know dave did a good review on it.
just trying to keep costs down thats all but at the same time i dont want to compromise on quality to the point where i have to scrap it and buy again..
Patrick
You hit the nail on the head their mate, if cheaper stuff was as good then the higher priced gear wouldnt sell.
One of my favourite sayings picked up from the forum is buy cheap buy twice.
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