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New! Model rubi TX700. in the
Tiling Tools at TilersForums;
Well , my New TX700 arrived today..
Over the next few weeks i will be putting this cutter through it's paces and comparing it to the older version i had..
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Dan (04-04-2011), jay (06-04-2011), Sir Ramic (04-04-2011), Stewart (04-04-2011)
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Welcome back from the darkside.... Will look forward to your unbiased review and opinion.
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
there you go, back were he belongs ;0)
alls well that ends well!!
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
Got one on Saturday been using it today on 600x 300 porc a definate improvement on the older model and your arm hasnt fallen off carring it upstairs
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
I've got one of the older models with the foam pads, still cuts so stick with it.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
picked mine up last week along with a rotozip,i got both off here. but cheesed off as well,its been stuck in my unit since then,just plastering nad rendering these past few weeks.
i know its sad,BUT I JUST WANNA USE IT
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
hi guys, just wondered why the older model is more expensive than the new ones at tradetiler,i went for the 2009 model in the end,is that the one youre talking about dave,am i right about the older model bieng the one with the foam pads and the new one has a alloy sprung bed,or have they bought out a new one just recently.
never stop learning,i no more and more about less and less.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
is the new model the tx 700 n
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
check the thread title..
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
getting confused i thought the n was the new one ??
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
N, has the longer measuring bar
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
as far as i know davebates yes,the older model is the tx 700,with no n at the end lol,the new one is two years old it came out in 09,or is there a brand spanking new one out?
never stop learning,i no more and more about less and less.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
ok so if i go to trade tiler and purchase such device will it be the new model ??
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
dave at tradetiler does both,i am intrigued why the older model is more expensive.
never stop learning,i no more and more about less and less.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
ok cheers darren i thought i was missing a recent new model. do i go for the tx700n or the 2009 tx700 ??
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
i spoke to trade tiler today they buy more of the tx700n's so the discount is more
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
I have the N version and find the measuring bar gets in the way at times, I would go for TX700
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
i say discount i mean i think they get a better deal
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
will it do small ceramics untill i can get something smaller
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
cheers whitebeam that is one of the differences as well as the new one having alloy sprung bed as opposed to foam bed,as you mentioned previously.here ya go got there in the end lol.
never stop learning,i no more and more about less and less.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
certainly will,just have to lug it around untill you get something smaller for tighter workspaces.thanks for finding out why the new ones are cheaper,and yes whitebeam it is a big measuring bar,i think you can purchase a shorter version separatly.I havent used both,so i think whitebeam and the others that have used both will put ya straight.
Last edited by darren pealing; 05-04-2011 at 08:36 PM.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
Dave, did you get it from CTD? They were doing a blinding price on the new model.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
work 285.jpg
the tx 700 n
never stop learning,i no more and more about less and less.
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.

Originally Posted by
Fred
Dave, did you get it from CTD? They were doing a blinding price on the new model.
No Simon.. Direct from Rubi UK..
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doug boardley
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Re: New! Model rubi TX700.
i like the idea of covering the driveway i will be stealing that one
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