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I have bought a Husqy sc670 that i cannot get on with. I am looking to buy a manual cutter and have been looking at TR600 but am not sure ... -
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Hi Dean this might of some use to you...
A selection of rubi cutters...
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TR600s is brilliant. way more powerfull than the kauffman topline. im after the TR400s now
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whats the probs you are having with the Husky m8?Is it the breaking mechanism or the wheel or something else?
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runners get so loose! even loose from day one. i thnk you get what u pay for
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i have this cutter and havent experienced this but i will look out for it,ctd are selling rubi cutters at good prices at the minute i will post a link.
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/attach...09.08_am_s.pdf
Last edited by brian c; 15-10-2008 at 09:11 PM.
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get a sigma ....
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My X-Mas wish is for the Rubi TX 700-N.............I wonder if her in doors will slip one in my stocking?
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Hi mate...I have 2 TS40, 1 TS30, 2 TS60 and they are good for ceramics....but i swear by the TRX700 and TRX1200 for all porcelian!! all of these are Rubi's and the best tools in my mind!
good luck buddy
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I use a genesis 600 for my large porcelain tiles............I'm sad............
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anybody got a good one for 100mm tiles iv'e been using a vitrex but iv'e broke the square for repeat cuts twice,which means another £30 for a new one
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Originally Posted by
Wylie
anybody got a good one for 100mm tiles iv'e been using a vitrex but iv'e broke the square for repeat cuts twice,which means another £30 for a new one

I got my Rubi TS30, a good cutter for little tiles, on E-Bay for £60.00p, seems they are always on there...............
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The rubi TR400s is spot on for small tiles upto 400mm..movable breaker for mosaics etc and hard tiles....
And available for a cracking price at Trade Tiler......
TradeTiler.Ltd Rubi TR-S Manual Tile Cutters
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Originally Posted by
Fred
My X-Mas wish is for the Rubi TX 700-N.............I wonder if her in doors will slip one in my stocking?
Fred the poor women would struggle to pick one up let alone put it into your xmas stocking
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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markfromrubi
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If you like the TR model then we now have a TR 700 S which cuts up to 71cm,
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Originally Posted by
Fred
I got my Rubi TS30, a good cutter for little tiles, on E-Bay for £60.00p, seems they are always on there...............
Just got the TS30 and gave it a try on an off cut of porcelain well impressed so far
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markfromrubi
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i am glad your pleased. you may find it might struggle on a structured surface porcelaine as it has 400kg of breaking power where the TS Plus has 750kg. You can by just the plus breaker for your TS to increase the breaking power, the ref number is 16990.
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Hi, seems to be the breaking mech on hard tiles it takes 2-3 attempts to get a decent break but cannot afford time or tiles to do this, Thanks Dean
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doug boardley
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Originally Posted by
Fred
My X-Mas wish is for the Rubi TX 700-N.............I wonder if her in doors will slip one in my stocking?
excellent choice Fred. I'd be very nice to the missus if I was you. Although once you get it you may choose to kick the wife out of bed and sleep with your cutter!!
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