Rubi DW 250-N - the right decision?? - Page 2 - TilersForums.co.uk | Tile Forums

strongboes · 09-03-2008

Tried out my dewalt dw2400 today, it is awesome and thats all i need to say.

BuyBrandTools · 10-03-2008

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Originally Posted by rockyroo

Thanks Raja, but I am in Northern Ireland and unfortunately only one rubi supplier here (that I can find anyway) so will more than likely get it on the net, if I can find one with decent delivery charges that is, sometimes you would think that it was as far away as Australia the amount some try to charge. I wanted to order some small goods (nippers, spacers etc), that came to around 30 quid, and the delivery charge was £42.00, I haven't heard the company mentioned on here so I won't either, but needless to say I didn't place the order.

Hi Rockyroo, most of the small orders that we dispatch to Northern Ireland are shipped at the same price as the mainland. Sometimes we charge a bit extra, its really dependant on the weight.

If anyone wants a quote for shipping to Northern Ireland then just ask.

Cheers Neil

rockyroo · 11-03-2008

I have bought the DW250 and have to say that the cutting power is awsome, but the only thing is that when I tried to do an L cut there is a little bit of tile left in the corner of the cut where the blade has not reached, is there any way of getting around this, seems a bit silly as my £40 cutter left a nice clean cut!

**Dave** · 11-03-2008

You can lift the tile up towards the blade.. that sometimes works or just finish it off neatly on your flat bed wet saw or you could even just finsih off with a pair of snips.......that's the only downside of the blade cutting from the top and not from the bottom as a flat bed does........