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Hi all,
My Plasplugs master cutter blade gave up on me on Friday...Cant seem to find one as good.
I just want the general purpose blade which is normally £20....I ... -
new blade or new cutter???????
Hi all,
My Plasplugs master cutter blade gave up on me on Friday...Cant seem to find one as good.
I just want the general purpose blade which is normally £20....I know they have shut down and other blades I have looked at seem to have all rough edges which rips a ceramic tile to bits.
Ive been thinking, for an extra £20 I could buy one of the following cutters.
Ive been looking at screwfix and they have the Erbauer ERB180C Tile Cutter Chrome Top 230V 720 watt for £39.99 or the Titan 600w Tile Cutter for £34.99.
They both have good reviews apart from the water container.
I have a Porcelain blade which I could attach to the Plasplugs master cutter and use that soley for Porcelain and one of these Screwfix types for ceramic.
What'dya' think?
Cheers.
Vin
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Re: new blade or new cutter???????
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Re: new blade or new cutter???????
contact tradetiler and David might do you a deal
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Re: new blade or new cutter???????
you can get some decent vitrex cutters for not a lot of cash,maybe worth having a look at
as brian says tradetiler does blades to fit the plasplugs range only better quality
Last edited by david campbell; 09-08-2009 at 08:04 PM.
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Re: new blade or new cutter???????
Any reason why you can't just stick a Rubi blade on it? I'm looking at the Rubi Porcelain blade (cream coloured one) for mine, so it'll cut anything. It doesn't have that rough edge either, i know what you mean about them ripping the tiles to bits.
The only draw-back with the Rubi blade is that it's about £63.
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Re: new blade or new cutter???????
Get yourself a good quality small cutter mate, it's your trade don't mess with the cheapies
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