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Ive bought a lightly used pro900 this week and started a new job with it today. 600 x 600 porcelain. First few cuts seemed ok finish was superb, but after ... -
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Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
Ive bought a lightly used pro900 this week and started a new job with it today. 600 x 600 porcelain. First few cuts seemed ok finish was superb, but after maybe 20 or so cuts I simply cannot get a straight cut whatever I try or adjust and the finish is not so smooth. I beleive its still the original wheel and hope that buying a new one in the morning will fix it. What do you all think ?
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Re: Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
Are you doing ALL your cuts on it including straight ones..?
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Re: Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
Yes at the moment. Its a new toy ! And sometimes my Rubi ts60 Plus doesnt break larger porcelain in a straight line so I thought I'd give it a go. Oh and also the first cuts were for a contoured shower tray so I needed the grout line.
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Re: Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
Hard work for a little cutter all that cutting..
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Re: Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
Thanks for your help Dave, perhaps it'll feel better after a good nights rest.
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Re: Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
LOL.. maybe.. Have you not thought of anew hand cutter..?
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Re: Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
Put a new wheel in and that seems to have fixed it. But also tried an 18mm wheel in my rubi ts60 plus, wow hot knife through butter even over 600mm on a narrow cut.
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Re: Vitrex pro900 wet cutter problem
sounds like the blade is shot mate,also you may be pushing the tile through to hard,as above also with the dry cutter
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