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Im looking for a dry cutter for splashbacks and have deciced to go with sigma (seems to be the only pro cutters available here).
I have the choice between a ... -
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Im looking for a dry cutter for splashbacks and have deciced to go with sigma (seems to be the only pro cutters available here).
I have the choice between a sigma 2g, 37cm @152 euros or a sigma 6, 35cm @195 euros,would any of the sigma user's recommend which to go for.
Corky
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Would love to help but always been a rubi man myself
FAT PEOPLE ARE HARDER TO KIDNAPP
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Hi Corky , I use the sigma 2G for doing kitchen splash backs it is lite weight, portable, cuts clean and accurate with the added bonus of having the swivel measuring guide for any angled cuts you may require.
You cant go wrong with a sigma , I have got the 3B also for bigger tiles love it. Hope that's of some help to you .
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Trade tiler have a TS30 for £111.00 which is all you need for splashbacks. To save even more cash take a look at Rubi star range, all available from Tradetiler.
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doug boardley
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are sigma pull rather than push? never used one 'cos like Big Andy always been a rubi man ps hows family andy?
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You can get push or pull Sigmas, most i have seen tend to be pull.
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I have the wee rubi pocket 40 and its perfect for the splashbacks, small, light, good quality and cheap £20 i think.
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doug boardley
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I prefer to push, less chance of trapping owt
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