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    Default Rotozip, trade tiler?

    Sorry to be posting about his again even though theres other posts about it, but hoped somebody would pick this up perhaps from trade tiler

    RotoZipUK.co.uk RotoZip® RZ-5

    If it does cut porcelain?

    can you get as many cuts as you do with a diamond disc in a grinder?

    and is it as accurate of cuts as a grinder with say a macarist blade?
    (I use a grinder and macarist rather than a wet saw).

    it could be the answer to cutting inside as it has a vacume attachement, no more cutting outside with a grinder in all weathers
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    Default Re: Rotozip, trade tiler?

    Bump for info from anyone whos had a go on one

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    Watch this space....Review coming soon.....

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    Default Re: Rotozip, trade tiler?

    Nice one cheers, just may well be in the run for some serious amount of kit buying soon all being well with the funding.
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