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Discuss looking for a wet cutter in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; anyone got or used 1 of these wet cutters or an comments on it....
          
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    Default looking for a wet cutter

    anyone got or used 1 of these wet cutters or an comments on it.
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    Default Re: looking for a wet cutter

    Check out Tradetiler he has a plasplug one which a few people have used and been happy with
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    Default Re: looking for a wet cutter

    B&q often sell the plasplug master tiler cutter for £70.00p. Them put a mercrist in it.

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    Default Re: looking for a wet cutter

    What is a Mercrist?

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    Default Re: looking for a wet cutter

    Marcrist is a brand of cutting blades, Check Tradetiler he sells them
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    Default Re: looking for a wet cutter

    Thankyou

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    thanks guys and gals if any


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