Do Rubi cutters recycle the water (like the Plasplugs Master Tiler), or do they just drip all over the floor!?! If the latter, how do you guys get on with them in domestic situations?

Use them outside....just like you should anyway.............

No mate, they dont, i stick with the plasplugs 99% of the time, infact i might stick the rubi nd180 up for sale tbh.

They do not re-cycle

I used to have an ND180 - too under powered and not enough depth of cut

ND200 is good though

Originally Posted by Dave

Use them outside....just like you should anyway.............

I'm far too slow to waste more time by walking to and from the van hehe!

Originally Posted by Oli

No mate, they dont, i stick with the plasplugs 99% of the time, infact i might stick the rubi nd180 up for sale tbh.

Originally Posted by David - Tradetiler

They do not re-cycle

I used to have an ND180 - too under powered and not enough depth of cut

ND200 is good though

Thanks guys, i think i'll get the Plasplugs.

Originally Posted by beanz

If the latter, how do you guys get on with them in domestic situations?

If you've got problems with water dripping, put a plastic pan or something under it. I also put a small tarp in my cutting area. I like to work clean.

Have the RD200 and place in on a rubber cement mixing boardy thingy with a tarp under.......problem solved. Getting fed up with a wet crutch though....!!

Originally Posted by theyomper

Have the RD200 and place in on a rubber cement mixing boardy thingy with a tarp under.......problem solved. Getting fed up with a wet crutch though....!!

Sorry to hear of your problemmmm.....have you tried tena ladies....

depends on width of tile, i have dw200lps, if tile doesn't overhang bench, most will drip back into reservoir, failing that gorilla buckets strategically placed

The DeWalt D24000 makes virtualy no mess (even spray) - re-cycles all the water too

Originally Posted by David - Tradetiler

The DeWalt D24000 makes virtualy no mess (even spray) - re-cycles all the water too

I'll do you a swap for my DW 250n

Originally Posted by Dave

Sorry to hear of your problemmmm.....have you tried tena ladies....

Tena ladies can only hold 2 pints of pee.

You would need a couple a day if on a big job with a Rubi ND200

Bloody good cutters mind

Here's a thing mind. It annoys the hell out of me.

Why, oh why do all these wet cutters, (rubi as well) use steel screws in there make up.

So when the times comes to change anything or repair it..............all the flaming heads are rusted to hell and shear off

Originally Posted by theyomper

Have the RD200 and place in on a rubber cement mixing boardy thingy with a tarp under.......problem solved. Getting fed up with a wet crutch though....!!

Also use nd200 on a cement mixing board, In London you have cut inside sometimes because of the layout of the houses

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Also use nd200 on a cement mixing board, In London you have cut inside sometimes because of the layout of the houses

And thiefs .....

Originally Posted by CJ

Here's a thing mind. It annoys the hell out of me.

Why, oh why do all these wet cutters, (rubi as well) use steel screws in there make up.

So when the times comes to change anything or repair it..............all the flaming heads are rusted to hell and shear off

i replaced all mine with 6mm (i think) stainless bolts

Originally Posted by Oli

And thiefs .....

Thats a very good reason

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Thats a very good reason

Its a right pain working in a ruff area, where you either have to pull all your tools in the house or put them back away each time you use them, a job is so much quicker when you can leave your stuff set up in the garden without having to pop out every few minutes to make sure its still there.

Originally Posted by Oli

Its a right pain working in a ruff area, where you either have to pull all your tools in the house or put them back away each time you use them, a job is so much quicker when you can leave your stuff set up in the garden without having to pop out every few minutes to make sure its still there.

I don't even lock my van at night, quite often leave keys in ignition and wallet on dashboard, but i do live in middle of nowhere! postcode is..........