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Hi,
After chewing it over for a while, i just bought a dewalt D24000.
It a beauty, and looks the nuts.
i'm young and stupid and need some advive on ... -
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how to look after a tile cutter?
Hi,
After chewing it over for a while, i just bought a dewalt D24000.
It a beauty, and looks the nuts.
i'm young and stupid and need some advive on how to look after it??????
obviously cleaning it, but what else can i do to make sure its going to last???
thanks,
ross
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Re: how to look after a tile cutter?
If all else fails read the companys instuctions on maintanance but a good wipe over at the end of the day is a good starting point
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: how to look after a tile cutter?
or you could send it to me !! and i'll look after it for you
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Re: how to look after a tile cutter?
Keep it clean and use common sense and it will last. Apparently, there is no need to lubricate bearings etc., so just enjoy using it
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Re: how to look after a tile cutter?
I would agree with the above, but would also flush out the pump with clean water at the end of every day
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