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Old 19-01-2008   #1
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Question Good Choice??

So Lads ,just Starting Tiling, Obviously Want To Produce Good Results But Dont Want To Rob A Bank To Pay For For Cutters,what Do You Think Of A Big Clinker And The Plasplugs Master Tiler To Start Off With,or Spend Abit More And Get The Rubi Ts50 Plus?

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So Lads ,just Starting Tiling, Obviously Want To Produce Good Results But Dont Want To Rob A Bank To Pay For For Cutters,what Do You Think Of A Big Clinker And The Plasplugs Master Tiler To Start Off With,or Spend Abit More And Get The Rubi Ts50 Plus?
Welcome to the forums Chelsway, if I haven't done that previously. There are loads of threads regarding cutters and the like already and waiting, do a "search" in the box at the top and see what comes up. Opinion is obviously varied and divided, enjoy the read then make you mind up.

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Default Re: Good Choice??

if you go for the rubi get a 600 as a lot of the tiles are 600 nowdays:Pete
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A lot of new tilers go for the plasplug wet saws....as for your dry cutter you are better off buying a one that will last( no point buying cheap )
The rubi ts50+ comes in a 600 cutting length as well....you can buy one here...
http://www.buybrandtools.com/acatalo...Prof-Plus.html

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A lot of new tilers go for the plasplug wet saws....as for your dry cutter you are better off buying a one that will last( no point buying cheap )
The rubi ts50+ comes in a 600 cutting length as well....you can buy one here...
http://www.buybrandtools.com/acatalog/Rubi-TS-Prof-Plus.html
Dave i didn't know that i noticed that the pic showed it the same as TS60 but with the + breaker the + i had was different i sent it back it kept smashing the tiles did i have a bad one ?
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Don,t know pete..the new rubi's are black and grey..rather than blue and red and come in red box,s and not the old green box....they have a better breaking mechanism and has ts+ printed on the plastic housing cap on the cutter...



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thats the one i had dave no feel on it not like the ts went in the skip lol
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Thanks For The Advice .looks Like This Site Is Going To Be Usefull,not Like That" Uk Tilers" ****,full Of Muppets From What I Could Gather,true Or Not? Is It RIGHT The Big Clinker Can Use The Parts From Rubi?
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rubi use rubi parts...big clinker?. i,
dont think so...

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I think they use rubi wheels,Daves right buy a decent dry cutter first time,plasplugs will be fine for your first wet cutter.
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I think they use rubi wheels,Daves right buy a decent dry cutter first time,plasplugs will be fine for your first wet cutter.
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[quote=chelsway;49649]Thanks For The Advice .looks Like This Site Is Going To Be Usefull,not Like That" Uk Tilers" ****,full Of Muppets From What I Could Gather,true Or Not? Is It RIGHT The Big Clinker Can Use The Parts From Rubi?[/quote]The Rubi is Spanish,the Big C is imported from the U.S.A., I supply both these, and the parts are not compatable.....Gaz


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