Hi everyone 🙂.My friend has a cheap ceramic cutting machine that i don't like working with. it is weak, its rail bends when cutting thicker tiles. I don't wanna mess around , I was thinking of buying a montolite 63p3 right away. It could do a lot of work. Now the problem is that tile sizes over 60 cm have become popular today. The last 2 jobs were tiles 60x120, 20x90. My question is, what do you think, is it wise to buy 63p3 and use the cheap machine for larger ceramics? Buying a montolite 125p3 and carrying it everywhere is not a solution.. it weighs 25kg.
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