Covered this before, but before I order one does anyone recommend the best place to get it from.
Silly to make a ricket and find out after a better place.
Dave, you are my 6/4 favourite to reply first![]()
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Covered this before, but before I order one does anyone recommend the best place to get it from.
Silly to make a ricket and find out after a better place.
Dave, you are my 6/4 favourite to reply first![]()
Experience is not years of doing a job, it's mistakes you have made and what you learned.



Wall and floor tiler in the West Midlands, Dudley, Stourbridge. www.nptiling.co.uk
Thanks, I have that site.
Actually I meant Montolit DNA 250mm - 25.4mm bore
Lost my bet on Dave replying first though.
I can add the Macrist looks good as does the Rubi C2 as they have continuous blade which must be smoother cuts.
The Montolit looks qualiy, but without being convinced, I wouldn't choose it over those two.
And the forum comes to the rescue again.
I did it each way Dave, you can still come in frame for a payout![]()
Experience is not years of doing a job, it's mistakes you have made and what you learned.



Tradetiler do that size too and if you find it cheaper anywhere else tradetiler can price match
Rubi CPC is good too , i have one , not tried the montolit yet.
Wall and floor tiler in the West Midlands, Dudley, Stourbridge. www.nptiling.co.uk
itstony (01-04-2010)
Thanks, will check around.
Lost me dough nowHave to give up gambling on favourites.
Experience is not years of doing a job, it's mistakes you have made and what you learned.



Some of us have to work during the day time.....
Out of all the tile blades i have used over the years the monty blade is the best one ever..



Wall and floor tiler in the West Midlands, Dudley, Stourbridge. www.nptiling.co.uk



Not at all... Zero chipping on soft stone or porcelain..
itstony (06-04-2010)
Sorry fo the late 'thanks', been woking away fom net access.
I think I will go for this blade. The old Dewalt one is still cutting OK, but I can feel the load on the motor. I shall save that fo ceramics etc.
And befoe you ask, yes I tied a few attempts to sharpen. I made a few cuts timming a knife sharpenning stone and a sandstone, but not a great success.
Experience is not years of doing a job, it's mistakes you have made and what you learned.
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