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Anyone use these?
I've had my Refina for years and am very pleased with it , but it's 110V and I have to lump a transformer around with me
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I bought a cheaper 240 one from Topps, not the finest quality but does the job
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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i use this rubi mixer,,not a high end purchase but does the job and hesnt let me down
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Originally Posted by
whitebeam
I bought a cheaper 240 one from Topps, not the finest quality but does the job
This one??
Electric Mixer With Paddle | Topps Tiles
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The only difference is mine is grey, still think I should gone to Refina........
Same as you my other paddle is 110v and just got fed up with lumbering the transformer about
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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I have this one Rubimix 9 BL Electric Mortar Mixer I like it, it's simple and does the job
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
merlecollins
Is the one you've got the same as my link Jamie??
p.s. got myself a bike mate

hi mate,yes same one,aint a top spec model but it hasnt ever let me down so a good buy id say for the price,, what bike did u get in the end
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Re: Rubi mixing drills???
bought the evo twister from screwfix wasnt expecting much but i think its a great bit of kit would recomend
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Originally Posted by
Dave
I have the duplex one and i have also just bought the Evolution twister from screwfix..

.. spot on mixer..better than the BL range from rubi.
What make is that 'Evo' Dave??
Forget that, just looked again and see it's made by a company called 'Evolution' - never heard of them....
Last edited by merlecollins; 24-08-2010 at 06:28 AM.
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Cant go wrong with refina Merle, mine is 110 as well but then again all my tools are. Had my mixer for years and its still going strong.
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Originally Posted by
diamondtiling
Cant go wrong with refina Merle, mine is 110 as well but then again all my tools are. Had my mixer for years and its still going strong.

No call for 110V up here Dom, thats why I'm slowly but surely changing all my gear over to 240V
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I have a sparky mixer which i got from screwfix , its all good
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Originally Posted by
Dave
My sparky mixer just packed in... the switch went..

Bad luck dave ,can you get a new switch ??
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Last edited by Phil Hobson; 24-08-2010 at 07:39 PM.
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Cheers kev, I find it a top mixer
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yes mate i have a rubi basic line one from trade tiler forr £100 i never really used to use one but my wrists started aching so i got one wish i would have got one years ago
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what's wrong with a refina 240v then, i have boath one for site one for domestic!!you know they are great mixer's mate
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merlecollins (25-08-2010), whitebeam (24-08-2010)
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You can't touch them mixers
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
andy-p
Bad luck dave ,can you get a new switch ??
Not after i kind of took it apart and then lost me blob and wacked it..
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Rubi mixing drills???

Originally Posted by
Dave
Not after i kind of took it apart and then lost me blob and wacked it..

is this the one you got a few weeks ago Dave??
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Ive had one of these for 6-7 years now, super piece of kit
Makita Direct
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