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PeterW · 06-07-2007

Hi,

I bought a Clinker 600mm dry cutter off Screwfix recently, unfortunately I seem to have mislaid the instructions. I need to rest the cutting height of the wheel. It's locked in the third position. Can anyone scan me a clear copy and email it to me.

Thanks

Pete

formula one · 06-07-2007

i have one i will dig it out for you mate steve f1

PeterW · 06-07-2007

Cheers Steve
Pete

frank pope · 13-08-2007

Have you received a copy from Steve. If he is unable to find it I can sort it outfor you - just let me know.
frank

formula one · 13-08-2007

frank i did look for mine but cant find it sorry pete

Peter Woods · 16-08-2007

Cheers steve. Frank that would be great do you want to just scan it and email me?

Pete

GazTech · 21-08-2007

I also could do it if stuck,got spare manual in shop
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[quote=PeterW;16410]Hi,

I bought a Clinker 600mm dry cutter off Screwfix recently, unfortunately I seem to have mislaid the instructions. I need to rest the cutting height of the wheel. It's locked in the third position. Can anyone scan me a clear copy and email it to me.

Thanks

Pete[/quote]I think I managed it Peter
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[quote=Gaz @ Topps;21366]I also could do it if stuck,got spare manual in shop
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I think I managed it Peter[/quote]I scanned the english,then scanned the picture but I couldn't mail it:( if you still want it i'll post up and DH will sort it out.......just pm me

tltiling · 01-09-2007

hi, are is the clinker any good i was looking at one in screwfix, can anyone let me know if any good.
thanks anthony.

formula one · 01-09-2007

hi anthony i have one buying a second one for my son in law got it from screwfix.
add no trouble useing it you do have to bend down to see your mark on the tile to be cut but i think its a good dry cutter

steve f1

Peter Woods · 04-09-2007

Hi Anthony,

I started the thread. The clinker is okay , you just need to keep the nut tight that holds the cutter on the rails as I find it "bows" sometimes if it's loose. It's a heavy piece of kit and a little awkward to see the the marks on the tile. I used a Rubi on a NETT course recently and I'm kicking myself i hadn't used one of them before the Clinker. For the money it's good, I won't get rid of it, I recently cracked a bit of granite with it. I'll get a Rubi for the ceramics and porcelain in the near future.

Pete

GazTech · 04-09-2007

[quote=Peter Woods;24139]Hi Anthony,

I started the thread. The clinker is okay , you just need to keep the nut tight that holds the cutter on the rails as I find it "bows" sometimes if it's loose. It's a heavy piece of kit and a little awkward to see the the marks on the tile. I used a Rubi on a NETT course recently and I'm kicking myself i hadn't used one of them before the Clinker. For the money it's good, I won't get rid of it, I recently cracked a bit of granite with it. I'll get a Rubi for the ceramics and porcelain in the near future.

Pete[/quote]I presume you got the instructions for it Pete ?

**Dave** · 05-09-2007

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Originally Posted by Peter Woods

Hi Anthony,

I started the thread. The clinker is okay , you just need to keep the nut tight that holds the cutter on the rails as I find it "bows" sometimes if it's loose. It's a heavy piece of kit and a little awkward to see the the marks on the tile. I used a Rubi on a NETT course recently and I'm kicking myself i hadn't used one of them before the Clinker. For the money it's good, I won't get rid of it, I recently cracked a bit of granite with it. I'll get a Rubi for the ceramics and porcelain in the near future.

Pete

highly recommend getting a rubi dry cutter.. you will not regret getting it...............dave..