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11-09-2007
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| TX 700 N or Sigma | | It seems that sigma and Rubi are split down the middle with most of you choosing one or the other. But but which would be the sigma to match a TX-700-N & is the 700 not a good cutter for small ceramics.
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#2 | | Ex Pro Tiler | Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=2][B]SGFAD - 4A Diagonale[/B][/SIZE][/FONT] [IMG]http://www.taylordesignandtools.co.uk/ImagesDesignAndTools/ProductImages/Art.4A-DIAGONALEcm.jpg[/IMG] [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=2]Advanced version of 'classic' Sigma for large format tiles and diagonal cutting. Same aluminium construction with sprung steel floating bed. Double adjustment for tile thickness, cutting length 75 cm. Usually despatched within 1 - 3 working days I wouls say that this is the equivelant sigma cutter around £260........Personally I'm a Rubi boy but can't comment on the Sigma..never used one,it is all a personal thing...Gaz..
This for the same money is far better....case and bits supplied...Gaz
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| Or even this....................................£215 cuts 63cm tiles or 44 on diagonal, repetative cuts .
Montolit Masterpiuma 63.
And now Montolit have now introduced a wheel for cutting porcelain, though my standard wheel seems to do a fine job as it is. Maybe it would wear slightly quicker than the new wheel.
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| Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | RUBI RUBI RUBI, so good they made a song about rubi tile cutters... | | |
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| Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | Quote:
Originally Posted by grumpygrouter Or even this....................................£215 cuts 63cm tiles or 44 on diagonal, repetative cuts .
Montolit Masterpiuma 63.
And now Montolit have now introduced a wheel for cutting porcelain, though my standard wheel seems to do a fine job as it is. Maybe it would wear slightly quicker than the new wheel.
Grumpy | this is what i use....love it... | Plastering & Tiling Solutions. |
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| Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | I have a tx 900, might put some wheels on it a ride it to work, Wow that's a big one all the lady customers say, only take it to boost my ego.... | | |
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| Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | lol...enduro
When i got my tx 700n...i nearly had a heart attack!!
But the 900?????
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| Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | rubi everytime. love my 700N cuts through porcelain with ease. | | |
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| Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | TX-700-N has just arived and looks great and can also be used for weight training. Should put that on the adverts | |
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#12 | | New Tiling Forums Contributor | Re: TX 700 N or Sigma | | Quote:
Originally Posted by CJ again There is a Rubi 1200 TX
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