Raimondi pikus 85 advanced or zoe 105 advanced

Depends on the tiles you will be using.
The zoe 105 advanced is more powerful and cuts longer .

i no zoe 105 is the better cutter twice the power and so on,and thers only £300 difference in price but im just thinking it is that little bit to big. i work on my own and dont no if i could get zoe out the van . iv only ever used grinder, but i think its time to get big wet cutter theres not much choice out there. I lay stone so every job really is different , pikus cuts 850 long so it would cope with 9/10 jobs . Just keep going from 1 to the next

Buy the best you can afford...1.5HP isnt that much for some stone !

Originally Posted by valley

Raimondi pikus 85 advanced or zoe 105 advanced

i have a pikus 85..6 weeks old, used on one job.

the job was in chelsea, and the contractor forgot to order the dec tiles,
they had lines in them for grouting, 24 tilers on site and no work.

so we purchased 3 of these machines and set them up to cut the grooves (5 lines) i have one left £750 but you have to pick it up from central london! p.s it 110V

pm if interested!

did u find pikus very powerfull

its a great machine, i have kept one, sold one....want one?

its much better than my other machine, a dewalt, but its not as portable obviously..

check this out:

http://www.battrims.com/product-cata...ctric-wet-saw/

what sort of work do you do vally?

do you need a machine like this?
most fixers get by with less than a dewalt,and i am proud to own one.
the ramondi is a serious bit of kit!,
the other one you mention is a blinking monster!

oh and they are cost me £1250 plus v.a.t.

Anybody seen the NEW design for the rubi rail cutters....

Originally Posted by Dave

Anybody seen the NEW design for the rubi rail cutters....

cmon, dave wheres the link, i wanna see, that said rubis are toys in comparison to the ramondi range! (unless these new ones are big boys toys?)

If they are only toys..then u don't wanna see them then...

Originally Posted by Dave

If they are only toys..then u don't wanna see them then...

well dave i am a big kid, with a dewalt thats a little tired, maybe i will replace that one?

come on big fella... wheres the link?

New Products


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scroll down past the new TX hand cutters and you will see the new rubi rail saws...

Jagger I fit stone mostly quite large, never larger then 1100 in length . Iv only got a 4 & 9 inch grinder but i'm fed up with all the dust . Just started a 250m + job and I think it's time to push the boat out and buy a big wet cutter . My main sorce off work can get me the pikus 85 for £886 all in and the Zoe 105 for £1150 all in so really good price by the sound of it only thing is I work by myself so don't think I could move zoe about on my own . Thanks for the offer very kind of u

I have the sigma 10m.3 hp motor and a real whopper of a saw.takes two to lift it! Just aswell i have a helper.lol

Originally Posted by valley

Jagger I fit stone mostly quite large, never larger then 1100 in length . Iv only got a 4 & 9 inch grinder but i'm fed up with all the dust . Just started a 250m + job and I think it's time to push the boat out and buy a big wet cutter . My main sorce off work can get me the pikus 85 for £886 all in and the Zoe 105 for £1150 all in so really good price by the sound of it only thing is I work by myself so don't think I could move zoe about on my own . Thanks for the offer very kind of u

surly those prices are plus vat, my 750 is inc. if thats not the case, and it really is all in go but a new one!

or make me an offer?

i do not need two.

and they have paid for themselves.. £650?

thats my final, i cant accecpt any less, its six weeks old, i have the reciept, you can have a photocopy, for warranty purposes.

good luck!

Originally Posted by Dave

New Products


Open PDF


scroll down past the new TX hand cutters and you will see the new rubi rail saws...

interesting stuff, for the "serious" start up,
but imo the look plastic in comparison to the ramondi, but the rubis have a longer cutting length.

i am a big fan of the rubi dry cutters, thier wetsaws i am not too sure about.

the ramondi, is a hard core full "on site" capable wetsaw,
i think "onsite" you would kill a rubi!

just an opinion.

Dagger.

opinons are good...but the new rubi are deffo a much more improved cutter...