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Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter? - Tiling Tools, Wall Tiling Tools, Floor Tiling Tools.

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Old 17-04-2006   #1
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Default Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

If you're tiling around the home or maybe for a mate, you might be buying or at least considering buying a decent tile cutter. Now Rubi.... they seem to have a fair market share of all professional tile cutter buyers out there but from a DIY angle, is that price tag really worth it? The Rubi TS-40 retails at about £120 (inc VAT) and those DIY tile cutters are like... £12?

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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

Go for sigma tile cutters best on the market
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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

Any specific Sigma cutter in mind?
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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

I have two 4 series and a one 5 series they are very solid cutters last a lifetime
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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

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I have two 4 series and a one 5 series they are very solid cutters last a lifetime
You mean the 4 and 5 series Sigma's right, and not the Rubi TS-40 and TS50's... just to clarify.
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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

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You mean the 4 and 5 series Sigma's right, and not the Rubi TS-40 and TS50's... just to clarify.
yes the sigma series
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Ah Sigma

The rolls royce of tile cutters

Rubi are good for hole cutting
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Rubi all the way for me and yes, Admin, the ts-40 is worth every penny.
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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

got it in one, the rolls royce of tile cutters- sigma
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The TS-40 is a good cutter, if a little small. They are a bit of a pain to use when fixing 400mm tiles. The trend of large format tiles would make me get a larger Rubi if i was just starting out.
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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

If your going for a Rubi cutter the TX range is the best ,not cheap though. The TS range is a good straight cutter (ts 50 plus is the one you want from this range) The breaker has a lot more pwer than the normal one. It breaks the tile with a fixed breaker at the top, where as the TX range breaks a tile anywhere on the bed, Ideal for angled cuts as well.
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Default Re: Worth going for a Rubi TS-40 cutter?

Have to agree with Darren on that one.
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I've got a TS 60 + and it's the dangly bits that hang under a dog!!
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sorry to butt in guys but i must admit i stand with gaz and oxtiler on the sigma side they are built to last
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