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ok guys so ive gotta take the plunge now and actually buy some tools.
Ive got a couple of bathrooms jobs coming up, ceramic wall tiles 25 by 33cm tiles, ... -
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new tools?
ok guys so ive gotta take the plunge now and actually buy some tools.
Ive got a couple of bathrooms jobs coming up, ceramic wall tiles 25 by 33cm tiles, . Also might have a floor to do but im unsure of the size and type of the tiles. So im gona get all the tools, but my main concern is the dry cutter. Its the price of em that worries me. also all the different types.?
Im hoping to be doing the odd tiling job here and there, but i suppose you just never know what size tiles ur gona get next?
Any advice?
Thanks
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Re: new tools?
Hi mate..
Ring Dave from trade tiler and he will go through all your concerns and recommend what you need...
Tel 01455 230 555
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Re: new tools?
i reckon ive got about £90 for a dry cutter?
thank
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Just give him a ring and see what he can do for you...don't forget to mention you are a member of tilersforums.co.uk
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that little montolit he just got in ,could be the answer.just realised its tooooo small.
Last edited by brian c; 21-04-2009 at 10:15 PM.
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Re: new tools?
If you can't afford the cutter you want you can always hire one to start out but after your first few jobs you'll think, 'why didn't I buy one'!!
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I bought what I thought was a sweet deal dry cutter for 80 quid, turned out to be rubbish the first time I used it and ended up buying a Rubi TR-400 and a TS-600plus, far more expensive but they do a fantastic job.
So 80 quid wasted then. I've learn't that even if I'm not going to use a tool much I still get the best otherwise I'm not happy with what I've got until I do.
If you really can't stretch that budget then please do try the cutter out on a tile first before you buy, check it's cut and how square it cuts and does it cut square every time, how thin of a slither will it cut before it shatters the tile, check everything about it bud otherwise you might find yourself spending twice as much the following month and throwing that 90quid away.
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good advice Jason
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Check the marcrists blades as an alternative from Dave at TT, you can't go wrong IMO
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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can't argue with that Jason
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thanks your to all, for your kind info
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