Shuntstick

The Rubi TX 700 has a movable breaker but you have to pay for it compared to a cutter like the Genesis or the Husqvarna 670.
I am about to order a Husqvarna 670 for this reason over the TS60.

Does the fact that the Rubi TS range not having a movable breaker bar limit this cutter in it's all round ability?

Holohana

id say so now a days what with the bigger format tiles now being used. TS 50+ has been more than sufficiant for a long time but times change as do styles and materials. Same in any industry id say but a great piece of lit for the smaller stuff and easy to transport over the bigger cutters.

James Hardie Account Manager - M62 Corridor

Dave

the tx700n range has a big advantage over its rivals...it has a 1000kg breaking power..what other dry cutter offers this power.........

tiler-101

I wonder when people are going to realise its not the more power the better the cutter if the tile is scribed correctly then u can snap it on your knee as I often do with large format tiles. For years my TS has broken porcelain tiles so I just scribe them on it and tap them on my knee. No 1000lb of pressure required its a selling point and not an advantage unless u are cutting quarry tiles and even then its the mechanism that makes the cut on the Rubi.