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So, i've finally become fed up of humping the husky tc670 around to those kitchen splash back jobs, setting it up on a hop up cos it wont fit on ... -
Which little cutter
So, i've finally become fed up of humping the husky tc670 around to those kitchen splash back jobs, setting it up on a hop up cos it wont fit on the worktop etc,
Any recommendations for a smaller cutter for kitchen splash's, probably around the 30 - 40cm mark.
I want a good combo of price and usability, i dont want to spend a massive amount cos im tight.
Oli
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TS30 or TS40.........perfect for kitchen splash back work...
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and a cheapy cheapy wet cutter
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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doug boardley
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if you're ever over this neck of woods Oli, I've got a ts40 that I never use anymore foc
(not done kitchen splashback for months now)
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theres some cheaper secondhand ts 30's on ebay, guy from doncaster area has them, i bought 1 earlier this year. Ex tool hire....
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i love my rubi ts30. well worth the money without a doubt!
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For small format ceramics I use a Montolit 24. Does a good job and you can fit it in your pocket
. Cost £26 'ish new!
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Re: Which little cutter

Originally Posted by
Captain Slow
For small format ceramics I use a Montolit 24. Does a good job and you can fit it in your pocket

. Cost £26 'ish new!
Dave at tt is getting some of them in and I will be buying one at that price
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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your lucky,i've done nothing else for weeks now!!!
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doug boardley
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Originally Posted by
david campbell
your lucky,i've done nothing else for weeks now!!!
you're lucky david, I've done nowt less than 900mm for weeks now, used my tx700 today, and thought, awwhhh bless it, isn't it small next to its' big bro'!(tx1200n)
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