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20-01-2008
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| Tilersforums Black Prince      Pussy or Meat Champion!Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Leyland
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I use a Husqvarna TC670 dry cutter, very similar to a Rubi of same size but something like half the price £120, nice to use, and cuts 600mm tiles, and also can use the Rubi cutting wheels. Then I have a Plasplug Master tiler, great wet cutter for £80 | ||
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you could also use a grinder to cut tiles m8,you can pick up the pro tiler plus in B&Q for 40 quid just now and as for dry cutters i use a genesis 600 with a rubi wheel in it which i bought from NETT.Also got a bosch grinder with diamond blade which i bought in Argos for 45 quid but only paid 15quid as i had vouchers from buying the kids xmas presents,lol.  As Grumpy says have a look around the threads which will help you decide.p.s.Welcome to the forums m8 and happy tiling.  | ||||||||||
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agree with most of above, plasplugs master tiler is a good wet cutter to start of with and is currently on sale in b&q at £80, but you might want to get a better blade you will finds links on the forum, ther is an 850 something or other blade about which most tilers fit to the master tiler. a good dry cutter is a must, rubi or sigma is the choice of the pros. i think my sigma will be tiling long after me lol | ||||||||||
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I use a Big Clinker and a Master Tiler - both well recommended. Clinker comes in for some stick on here but they really are excellent for the money, and great for large porcelain. I'd seriously suggest getting a smaller cutter to go with these though. The clinker is a bit too large for smaller splashback jobs etc. | ||||||||||
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