Just been looking about on trade tiler and I see david now stocks the rotozip range...

Does anyone use them or know how they measure up against the fein multimaster?

they look a decent bit of kit for the money

Do a search on here and you will find your answer.

cheers ramic, just read through garys thread from a month or so ago and the general opinion seems to be that they are naff....
might steer clear after all then

OK I admit I too had my reservations about Rotozip, thinking it was a novelty toy.

After testing it first hand, I find it a genuinely good and dependable tool that can perform tasks not possible with anything else.

Some other posters are more likely getting confused with previous versions of the Rotozip. Now made by Bosch it seems to be vastly improved.

The big leap forward is the new ‘Diamond Xbit’ which makes all the difference

Tradetiler is happy to stake its reputation on the new Rotozip. Anyone purchasing from us will have the safe knowledge that we stand by our customers and don’t ignore them once we have their money.


http://www.tradetiler.com/acatalog/RotoZip.html

I'm not fixing anymore, but I might buy one. I wouldn't have, but the fact Dave is selling them, I would.

dave is the one your selling the new rz 5 .....

Originally Posted by rossy

dave is the one your selling the new rz 5 .....

You missed the link rossy...
RZ 5 is in there...Gaz
TradeTiler.Ltd RotoZip

These are the new RZ5 and RZ3 kits that importantly include the Diamiond XBit

most other retailers are selling the old rotozip RZ3's & 5's

yeah but on is listing its say rz 5 but when you read what you get its says rz 3

That was a typo' has been updated - well spotted

ok mate might pop in next week if get chance and ill have one if it makes waste pipes easier for me well worth the money...

We have a demo one you can try if you're over this way, bring some hard porcelain with you

Originally Posted by David - Tradetiler

We have a demo one you can try if you're over this way, bring some hard porcelain with you

If you want to drop that in the post David i will take it for a spin

yeah you showed me the other week the porcelin you had cut with it that made me very interested ive got the silver audi i pop in for bits and bobs every now and again..

Originally Posted by Sir Ramic

If you want to drop that in the post David i will take it for a spin

Stourbridge is not that far, come over one day. (bit busy Monday lunch, Wed all day & Fri 'am' next week though)

Originally Posted by rossy

yeah you showed me the other week the porcelin you had cut with it that made me very interested ive got the silver audi i pop in for bits and bobs every now and again..

Know who you are now

be over next week some time need some more of that primer its to dear in the tiling shops by me...

So, how does it measure up to the Fein, or does it do a completely different job? Ever since i first joined this forum, all i've heard is how good the Fein is.. I already want one, and i'm not even tiling yet!?!

Does anyone knoe will the Rotozip cut the likes of hard porcelain in straight lines, im thinking in terms of using it in place of a grinder which i had been using but maybe with the bit of kit that makes it more like a jigsaw and if so do you think youll get many cuts wuth the cutting bits?

Just found this RotoZipUK.co.uk RotoZip® RZ-5

If it does cut porcelaion and you get as many cuts as you do with a diamond disc in a grinder it could be the answer to cutting inside as it has a vacume attachement, no more cutting outside with a grinder .