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Discuss rotozip x cores in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; hi all,any feedback on these x cores? i use montolit core cutters for my grinder usually and they are needing replaced,,due to current climate im looking for something slightly cheaper ...
          
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    hi all,any feedback on these x cores? i use montolit core cutters for my grinder usually and they are needing replaced,,due to current climate im looking for something slightly cheaper and wondered if the x cores do what they say on the tin....100 holes per unit?

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    Default Re: rotozip x cores

    I have 2 X-cores and i find them quite good..

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    Default Re: rotozip x cores

    It's apparently going to be called a GTR 30 or something now, and it'll go under their general BOSCH brand and not RotoZip. Never used one personally but Dave has.
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    thanks guys

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    Default Re: rotozip x cores

    I find the x cores very quick dont know if they will do the 100 holes but they are quick and cleaner then wet drilling although a tad dusty. I have done alot of holes threw porcs and they were wearing very well I give them the thumbs up. but havent used any other dry cutter to compare them too..
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