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I have been thinking about buying a small dry cutter for the smaller splashback jobs,simply because my genesis600 is a bit big and awkward sometimes when pushed for space.I was thinking of a small rubi,so what do you peeps think? but what model and keep the prices sensible.  | ||||||||||
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I used a TS-40 for years. Had Zero problems as always. Perfect for sticking on the kitchen work surface (on top of a dust sheet folded a few times of course) and really light and easy to carry, especially without the chunky case. | ||
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