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Originally Posted by Dave
Oops.. Dom is on the drink AGAIN!!
Actually I have my daughter with me who is six years old, I can hear her sleeping in her ... -
Re: Just bought a Sigma.

Originally Posted by
Dave
Oops.. Dom is on the drink AGAIN!!
Actually I have my daughter with me who is six years old, I can hear her sleeping in her room right now. I never ever drink when my children are here because I only see them 4 days a month. I pm'd you Dave in the hope that this could be kept civil, please bear that in mind.
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Dave
I have your pn Dom.. and you have yet a public reply. ?)
That Grammatical response shows all the makings of a beer fueled night, Night all.
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Did someone say drink? mmm
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Right back on to the thread now witch SIGMA were you looking at Dave
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The SIGMA 3B i reckon is a superb all rounder Jay
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Originally Posted by
hillhead
The SIGMA 3B i reckon is a superb all rounder Jay

Agree might be the one Dave was eying
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Originally Posted by
jay
Agree might be the one Dave was eying
ah c'mon guys.. we are talking proper tile cutters here...
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Possible, i think Ed tried one too but possibly a bit too pro for a plasterer........
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Sorry Dave forgot you like them big this one
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jay
Sorry Dave forgot you like them big this one
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if i liked it that big you would be my homo..
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Ed couldn't handle the SIGMA, fair dues. lol.
No harm in trying something new.
I drove a Porsche before and couldn't handle it well enough, lol.
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Originally Posted by
hillhead
Ed couldn't handle the SIGMA, fair dues. lol.
No harm in trying something new.
I drove a Porsche before and couldn't handle it well enough, lol.
had a blond like that
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Now were talking 151 cm cut oh and look its got wheels
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wonder if i can get mags on it mmmmmmmm
right leave you to it
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Originally Posted by
hillhead
Possible, i think Ed tried one too but possibly a bit too pro for a plasterer........

nah mate, bit too slow for a plasterer ;0)
i'll leave the sigmas for the lads that rely on the tile cutter to do everything??
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Originally Posted by
AstonTiling
nah mate, bit too slow for a plasterer ;0)
i'll leave the sigmas for the lads that rely on the tile cutter to do everything??
And what on earth have you been using super glue for today ED
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ive been using super glue to 'stick back together' the damaged reputation of all the sigma users on here ;0)
you'll never beat the rubi crew!!!
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is that the same case that sigma have recently started copying, i mean making.
they do alot of copying do sigma???
the wrist of the sigma user is more likely to break quicker than any part of a rubi...all that banging the handle on the sigma to breAK a tile isnt good for you.. heee
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as i have said b4 one of my sigmas is over 20yrs old and still going strong, no need to keep 'updating' it as it dose all i need it to do, cut hard pocs, cermics, glass, ect no probs.
from what i seem to here about the rubis is you tend to have to keep 'updating' them to keep up with the changeing tile trends, and who has a 20yr old rubi that hasn't fell to bits, that can cut large format rock hard porcs?...........hang on i might find one in a skip somewhere..
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doug boardley
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tbh, any rubi less than a TX is pants on hard porcs, but had my existing TX for over 10 years now and never struggled on owt.
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mine was the ts60. that put me off enough not to buy a rubi again. the only good thing about it was it had a case, there again the sigma is so tough it don't need one
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doug boardley
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if you get a chance to try a TX then Mike, you might change your mind
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I reversed over my sigma 3B yesterday... oops.
That was my first flat tyre in 4 years......
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