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The Rubi CPC2 or Marcrist CK850. your comments please.... -
Which Blade is best?
The Rubi CPC2 or Marcrist CK850. your comments please.
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doug boardley
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Re: Which Blade is best?
apparently the montolit dna one!
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Re: Which Blade is best?
yeah but it's nearly twice the price
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Re: Which Blade is best?
having had the marcrist blades for a few months now i do find that they wander on some tiles and slightly chip some glazed tiles so i wont be buying them again , cant comment on the rubi blades as i have never had one
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doug boardley
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Re: Which Blade is best?
my CPC is ready for replacing now, it's been good value but I'll be getting the monty one to replace it though.
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Re: Which Blade is best?
i dont like marcrist :0( as mentioned above, they have a tendancy to chip..couldnt comment on rubi blades?
montolit do a really good range of blades....i use their silver range
..scroll down the page on the link to see all the range inc the DNA ;0)
Montolit Diamond Blades at Kwik Split
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Re: Which Blade is best?
Using a CPC for the first time today on a vitrified porcelain. Cut very easy through it - nice and straight - not polished so can't comment on the chipping.
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Re: Which Blade is best?

Originally Posted by
aph257
yeah but it's nearly twice the price
Have you not thought why..? i have tried loads and nothing compares to my Monty DNA blade..
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Re: Which Blade is best?
i take your point Dave, but i was looking at for blades around £70.
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Re: Which Blade is best?
Then the CPC2 it is.. i have one of those as well in my Table saw..
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Hi gary nash here,i am Rubi bias but you cant beat a cpc2 blade for fine cuts and longevity, A very good blade and when the water supply is kept good you wont get any chips on polished porc.
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Re: Which Blade is best?
Thanks Gary and Dave, i'm ordering the CPC2 now.
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Re: Which Blade is best?
Had the macrist blade Ck850 was dissapointed with it and was chipping alot of tiles been using the dna blade worth the extra money in my opinion goes through hard porcelain with ease.
ted
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