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Hi All,
just about to start tiling my bathroom. We have 600*300 Porcelain tiles from CTD to lay along with some glass mosaics (2 strips - one low, one high). ... -
DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?
Hi All,
just about to start tiling my bathroom. We have 600*300 Porcelain tiles from CTD to lay along with some glass mosaics (2 strips - one low, one high). I have also purchased on of CTD's specials on angle grinder with two diamond blades.
I will also have 1, possibly 2 en-suites to tile and a cloakroom to do afterwards and have a day job and 2 young kids so really rental is out of the problem. So I am asking the sage's of the forum what would they recommend.
I have seen the following
Rubi Speed 62 for £122
Rubi Star-60-N PLUS for £78
Rubi Ti-S-66 for £175
Or
there is a range of cutters at Topps - no brand.
I am looking for something to make the job easier and as little breakage as possible
Cheers
Steve
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Re: DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?
i think id go for the rubi ti.
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medlar
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Re: DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?
i would go for the TI or the TS plus mate,be no good buying a cheap cutter that would`nt be up to the job you have
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Re: DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?
The TI-66s will eat those porcelain for breakfast.....
best prices are here.....>> Rubo ti-66s at tradetiler fast delivery
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Re: DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?
Thanks for all the replies - looks like it is the TI-66 then. Hopefully when I am done, I will get a good price for it - maybe on here!!
Cheers
Steve
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Re: DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?

Originally Posted by
lawrenso
Thanks for all the replies - looks like it is the TI-66 then. Hopefully when I am done, I will get a good price for it - maybe on here!!
Cheers
Steve
ive got £50 here waiting for you
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doug boardley
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Re: DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?
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doug boardley
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Re: DIY Question- Which Tile Cutter?

Originally Posted by
Dave

..I knew i heard it somewhere before..........

..yes it's his quote for the marcrist blade...well spoted doug....can tell you watch sheep at night...

the long winter nights just fly by in lake district lol
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