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Hi, Noticed in the supplier I use a pair of Rubi Porcelain nippers. Are they any good for breaking floor tiles after scoring? . Never used or had anything to do with these nippers. Thanks, Jeff
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porcelain nippers can be fiddley to use, be better off just using qaulity pair of ordinary ones, worked ok for me all this time ....dave....
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I use ordinary heavy duty nippers as well. If it aint broke etc. etc.
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Rubi make nippers for porcelain,dont buy tile mate ceramic nippers from us at £9-99 when Rubi ceramic nippers at trade are only £13-50
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i just bought the 9.99 ones from Topps not so long ago , now u tell us Gaz !
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rubi nippers are the best.....as you should of guessed by now i only use rubi tools....lol...
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I've just bought a pair of rubi nippers and the jaws dont touch is that normal
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they are not supposed to touch.......
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i just bought the 9.99 ones from Topps not so long ago , now u tell us Gaz !
Sorry Mubs I'm not a mind reader,dont buy anything from Topps without my say so,I dont make the stuff but I have used it and know if it's any good or not
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Ive got the big RUBI nippers and theyre excellent, had them for about 2 years now and no chips on the jaws at all (common in budget nippers).
Theyre brilliant for floor tiles, but I spose like a lot of tools, they are only as good as the user.
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Ive got the big RUBI nippers and theyre excellent, had them for about 2 years now and no chips on the jaws at all (common in budget nippers).
Theyre brilliant for floor tiles, but I spose like a lot of tools, they are only as good as the user.

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i have always found rubi's nippers to be the best

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