len

used to using wet cutter where the tile moves under the drop down cutter.
Never used the moving drop down cutter where the tile is stationary.
Considering purchasing the latter but need feedback.

Given the choice which method do you prefer.

just figured how to get post back to the top of the pile !!!!!!!

Oh well, no replies, so it looks like its going to be the 200 Rubi

tiler-101

What is it for stone / ceramic / porcelain, what thicknesses and sizes ?

tiler

scottish tiler

yeah what kind of tile are you usen like tiler101 says, it all depends on what your cutting

len

porcelain,porcelain and more porcelain............

charlie1

Ive got the rubi du200l and its the mutts nutts, expensive and bulky though.

tiler-101

Ok

2 coices a bed saw or a bridge saw, the bed has a stacic motor the bridge saw has the mobile motor.

First we have to establish that if a saw messes up in any way its because the blade has a problem !

Cutting tiles up to 3030 on a bed saw generally is cool but the bigger the size the greater the risk of 1 twisting your blade 2 damaging your motor. You the fixer is in controle of this as you push the tile against the motor and the bigger they are the more awkward it gets.

A bridge saw works the opposite but is bigger to hawk around. On a brige saw the motor works against the tile from above on its own guide so is kept true reducing the risk of twisting the blade or damaging the motor.


The bed saw plus is its more portable

The bridge saw plus is you buy 1 that cuts a metre length and you will never need another.

The prices reflect the above but if you buy right you buy once

tiler



Porcelain you are cuttin so its to a size of 600mmI would guess

len

clarification please 101. How do you classify a static overhead motor with a moving tile bed

tiler-101

Its a bloody brick cutter init

Its a bed just a moving bed will never take the sizes a bridge saw will.