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Matthew77 · 11-12-2007

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Originally Posted by dhceramics

i have the ts50+ and the tx700n .. a great combi for any situation......

I was thinking something along those lines, just cant afford 2 cutters right now so its just working out which one to go for first. Maybe a TS60 plus would be a compramise?

Also started looking at the Montolit Masterpiuma cutter now which is giving me more options, thanks grumpy.How Big is the Montolit Masterpiuma63 cutter(roughly) & does it come with a case? thanks

**devonmark** · 11-12-2007

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Originally Posted by grumpygrouter

Check out a Montolit Masterpiuma 63. Big enough for most things, small enough to be portable. Dual breaking system.

Grumpy

Hey Grumps, I'm an advocate of the monty, same as yours, on a job today and the tiles are 635mmx300mm porcelain and guess what...the cutter won't do them...not big enough and there was me thinking it was a monster..

**grumpygrouter** · 11-12-2007

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Originally Posted by devonmark

Hey Grumps, I'm an advocate of the monty, same as yours, on a job today and the tiles are 635mmx300mm porcelain and guess what...the cutter won't do them...not big enough and there was me thinking it was a monster..

5mm too long? What a swine

Grumpy

billy123 · 11-12-2007

hi ive got the ts 50 plus and also the ts 70 plus if you can get the ts 70

rsl tiling · 12-12-2007

I use sigma cutters find them to be very good never used a rubi

etc.tiling · 13-12-2007

I'm with Grumpy ... but it really is down to trying the cutters for yourself! The Montolit Masterpuima with a mosaic mat will do everything you need. All your natural stone, porcelain and mosaics without any problems! I have seen other cutters and used Rubis too but nothing comes close to my Montolit!!

a1tiler · 13-12-2007

there is a montolit 14" cutter model 26a on ebay for £37.99, would this be considered a good price, and is it a good model.