i have a sima perla 230 tile cutter which has had very little use.can someone please give me a rough idea what it is worth selling for.(also included is the 4 legs) thanks to any response

Hi,

I'm sure you'll get a couple of replies shortly. Though you can't sell on the forum (just in case you wanted to) until you have around 20 posts or more (you currently have 2). Just so you know.

Good luck with the valuation.

i was offered one in good condition a couple of weeks ago along with a rubi dw 250 for £500 for the pair ,didnt really need either and would prefer to spend an extra few quid and buy the dewalt ,so i guess £150-£250 for the perla would be a fair price

and would prefer to spend an extra few quid and buy the dewalt

Correct

Originally Posted by merlecollins

Correct

i wouldent

Originally Posted by pjc

i wouldent

Why's that Pete

I have one of these cutters, they are very good machines. Any tilers on the forum that have not got a large wet cut should jump at the chance to buy this..

they are good "no frills" cutters I agree Andrew

Originally Posted by doug boardley

they are good "no frills" cutters I agree Andrew

What 'Frills' do you like!!

Originally Posted by russ stringer

i have a sima perla 230 tile cutter which has had very little use.can someone please give me a rough idea what it is worth selling for.(also included is the 4 legs) thanks to any response

Is this the one.

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Why's that Pete

I have two of them Mark and i have used the dewalt i wouldn't swap certainly with 600 x600

Chunky bit of kit

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Chunky bit of kit

who her indoors ?

Originally Posted by enduro

Is this the one.

thats the 1

dissapointed in my rubi as I could not brake some very hard porcelain today.The tiles kept on braking at the top and not all the way along.I think a sigma would have done a better job as the pressure can be applied in the middle.Oh and I blame rubi for my very sore knee!!

Originally Posted by russ

dissapointed in my rubi as I could not brake some very hard porcelain today.The tiles kept on braking at the top and not all the way along.I think a sigma would have done a better job as the pressure can be applied in the middle.Oh and I blame rubi for my very sore knee!!

was it a ts60 plus ?

sorry didnt recheck my post,,yes it was

Originally Posted by russ stringer

i have a sima perla 230 tile cutter which has had very little use.can someone please give me a rough idea what it is worth selling for.(also included is the 4 legs) thanks to any response

any pics please pal

soory just notice there is a pic of it

i sent mine back still use ts60`s :Pete