Porcelain Tiles

**LHowellCeramics** · 31-07-2011

Which cutter do you use for this? What does every one reconmend. Looking for a cutter more for this product.

Cheers

**Stewart** · 31-07-2011

I use a Rubi TX700 and you can't fault it.....

**Rich** · 31-07-2011

As above, the Rubi TX is a great cutter. It depends on what cuts you will be making, you could use a wet saw. This will cut cleaner than any manual cutter but will take a lot more time.

**Del W** · 31-07-2011

What size & thickness?

**andy allen** · 31-07-2011

nah.......get yourself a sigma......cut the most hardest porcelain you can throw at it (and it wont fall apart)

**Bri** · 31-07-2011

Rubi TX700 for me. Big clinker is a good porcelain cutter, but don't expect it to last more than 12 months.

**Phil Hobson** · 31-07-2011

Rubi TX 700 for me

**365drills** · 31-07-2011

And if you need to DRILL it then this is your answer:

**Alan.P** · 31-07-2011

Depends on the size of the cuts and the porc tile but I cut them on anything from my Rubi TS50 up to Tx700

**CJ CERAMICS** · 31-07-2011

rubi tx 700 too for me

Gall.B · 31-07-2011

Sigma or Tomecanic Supercoup.

Sigma will last you all your days, still use on sometimes that is nearly older than me!

**LHowellCeramics** · 01-08-2011

Cheers. Just in general my ts50 plus is slowly falling apart want something abit stronger and meaner but cannot decide which way to go. Shall have a look into this

**Rich** · 02-08-2011

If you are used to Rubi I would suggest that you have a look at the TX, brilliant cutter that will last you forever if you look after it. If that is a bit pricey tho, might be worth looking at the TR, bit more grunt than the TS.

Have a look through the link below for a bit more info

Rubi Tile cutters...