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has anyone used a tx1200n, does it cut clean along the score or does it veer off?... -
doug boardley
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rubi tx1200n
has anyone used a tx1200n, does it cut clean along the score or does it veer off?
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Re: rubi tx1200n
Comes with a free flatbed trailer
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doug boardley
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you don't get a free labourer to carry it then?
cheers guys
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doug boardley
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Originally Posted by
doug boardley
has anyone used a tx1200n, does it cut clean along the score or does it veer off?
TX1200-N is just like a longer Tx700-N
Some kinds of porcelain will always veer off.
Rubi's TX's have a better chance than most tile cutters at cutting difficult porcelain successfully though
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doug boardley
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Originally Posted by
David - Tradetiler
TX1200-N is just like a longer Tx700-N
Some kinds of porcelain will always veer off.
Rubi's TX's have a better chance than most tile cutters at cutting difficult porcelain successfully though
cheers for that Dave.My tx 700n is a belter, although it did struggle on v&b porcelain tiles,22mm wheel (I think I got that off you) helped.Just waiting on tile spec coming through on 6 bathrooms (in 1 house!) where I'm pretty sure they'll be using metre long tiles,if that's so will be placing order with you
bonny tiler
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doug boardley
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yeah, got the spec through, 120sqm wall tiling with 1000x330, so will need to place an order with Mr Neave
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doug boardley
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obviously this is not the end, need to use the beast yet,and then post comments!!
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we will look forard to it doug...and after all the hints grief etc...we want PICS as well.....
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doug boardley
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will not disappoint, would you like some before or after it's been used?
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Of course...
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I cant lift my TX 90 so i don't know how you are going to cope
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doug boardley
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I'm pretty short pete so I don't have to lift it too far off ground!!
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Originally Posted by
doug boardley
I'm pretty short pete so I don't have to lift it too far off ground!!
he he
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doug boardley
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Originally Posted by
doug boardley
I'm pretty short pete so I don't have to lift it too far off ground!!
I can see that from your Facebook photos.....Dont let Wivers see them cos he has a thing for midgets
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doug boardley
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just a t***er tbh!
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Better order some spare muscles to drag that thing about
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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doug boardley
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Is that you singing doug in your profile pic...
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doug boardley
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face book one? well more like caterwauling!!
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sent you a friend request..( facebook)...
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doug boardley
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accepted!
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Its someones Birthday soon
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yes it is....douglassssssssssssssss.
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