Ive hardly used it in the week ive owned it ,but i think my little briccolina is fab ...... its lightweight and portable,it cuts like butter (only had to cut 10 mm ceramic yet but absolutely no prob ) it seems very robust ,the design is simple yet effective ,it hardly needs much water to fill ,it only makes a little spray and thats out the front and not over the wall and to top it off there was a good wedge off the price!!! happy days

great wee cutter

Probably the best small cutter around..IMO

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Probably the best small cutter around..IMO

Agree with that.

Judge, how much did you pay with your "Wedge off"? im thinking of buying a 110v to go with my 240v.

Send me a PM incase we cant speak about prices on here.

I've seen them around for £110

Originally Posted by Colour Republic

I've seen them around for £110

Thats about what i paid for my 240v, Didnt want to miss a bargain if they were going cheaper.

Know what us Scotsmen are like? I will take any reply in good humour.

Dont you Scots like kissing each other?

Has anybody got a pic of the cutter?

Originally Posted by Rich

Dont you Scots like kissing each other?

Has anybody got a pic of the cutter?

Just google it and you will find it.

Kissing !!!! thats nothing compared to what us welsh do to each other

Originally Posted by judge

Kissing !!!! thats nothing compared to what us welsh do to each other

Hahahah...We are far to posh for that sort of thing down here, a good firm hand shake and a cup of tea on the lawn for us, maybe a game of bowls.

Originally Posted by Rich

Hahahah...We are far to posh for that sort of thing down here, a good firm hand shake and a cup of tea on the lawn for us, maybe a game of bowls.

Southern softies.
I thought a little briccolina was something you had with cheese!

Good little cutter, do they still require the blade to have a locking/locating hole..? as well as the spindle hole..

Not if you grind the ali nib off where the blade sits, done mine and not had a problem..

Hi,

Does anybody know were i can get a new blade for this cutter?
Cheers

Paul

Try Trade Tiler, he supplied me a blade for the briccolina...remember the nib will need grinding down though.

cheers mate can you get one without grinding the nib?

You can from a supplier who sells the cutter but the reason I ground the nib on mine so it did'nt limit me to where I bought a blade...