Hey, I was wondering if anyone out there has used or owns a Rotozip tile cutter and if so are they any good? They look pretty cool and look like they do a good job but I just dont want to go and spend x amount if they aren't all that. If anyone could let me know if there worth getting or not then that'd be great. Thanks.
Rich.

I have had one for a few years now.. love it.. use it quite a bit on some Stone jobs etc..

Have a looksie at this>>> Review: RotoZip (by Bosch)

Wicked mate thanks. It's doesn't have any water with it does it? By this I mean its a dry cutter. Do the bits wear down quicker than a wet cutting hole set or not?

Great bit of kit... So good in fact, I have two....

Yes it is dry... the thinner ceramic bit is poo.. i use the Xbit porcelain cutter for shaping and the hole cutters last ages and ages... even on porcs.

As Dave, I use mine quite a lot on stone, not so hot on porcelain, but good for ceramics

they are not making them now it has gone to bosch they are doing a variable speed one.

Originally Posted by deanotile

they are not making them now it has gone to bosch they are doing a variable speed one.

Yep, the GTR30 isn't it.?

Brilliant guys thanks. Really appreciate your opinions. Also one last thing, what about a Dewalt hand held wet cutting saw? Any good? Would your recommend getting one aswell as the Rotozip? I have a big Rubi wet cutter but its too big to carry around all the time so i've been looking at the Dewalt one to keep on the van.

Sold !!!!!

Originally Posted by RichieRich

Brilliant guys thanks. Really appreciate your opinions. Also one last thing, what about a Dewalt hand held wet cutting saw? Any good? Would your recommend getting one aswell as the Rotozip? I have a big Rubi wet cutter but its too big to carry around all the time so i've been looking at the Dewalt one to keep on the van.

Got one of those as well.

I have gone back to using my grinder with the new rubi blade for most jobs it gives a nice cut and it is fast and dry *

Why did I click on this thread!..................I want one of those now! Will hopefully see one at a trade show. My last tool was the Exakt DC270. Got it at the Home show for £60.

As an alternative we offer Porsadrill for drilling holes into tiles.





Always worth considering the options.



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Originally Posted by deanotile

I have gone back to using my grinder with the new rubi blade for most jobs it gives a nice cut and it is fast and dry *

whats the name of that new rubi blade deano? is it just a dry blade or wet n dry?
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