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    Question Advice Please - Mid range wet cutter - Up to £500-ish

    Hi all,

    I am looking to buy a new wet cutter and wanted a bit of advice on what's good and what's not.

    I have seen the Norton Clipper SMS 202 in Diatech and wondered if that was a good portable machine if I replace the blade?

    Any reviews or other suggestions would be most welcome.

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    If i was spending my money then TradeTiler.Ltd
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    i think the norton cutters are great , the blade that came with mine was brill never needed to upgrade it, cant remember which model it is now
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