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Discuss My wet cutter. in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; I really rate my Clipper TT250G wet cutter, but never see anybody else on here mention them....... am I the only one that likes them?...
          
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    Default My wet cutter.

    I really rate my Clipper TT250G wet cutter, but never see anybody else on here mention them....... am I the only one that likes them?

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    Default Re: My wet cutter.

    i have the tt200b there great little cutters, not sure if they still make this one
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    I have the TT200em and love it
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    Default Re: My wet cutter.

    I was starting to think everyone knew something I didn't............

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    Default Re: My wet cutter.

    Looks a canny little cutter, but not cheap for what it is
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