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cutter
In professional wrestling, a cutter is a 3⁄4 facelock bulldog maneuver. This move sees an attacking wrestler first apply a 3⁄4 facelock (reaching back and grabbing the head of an opponent, thus pulling the opponent's jaw above the wrestler's shoulder) before falling backwards (sometimes after running forwards first) to force the opponent face-first to the mat below.
The cutter was innovated by Johnny Ace, who called it the Ace Crusher. It was later popularized by Diamond Dallas Page, who called it the Diamond Cutter, which is where the move got its name. The cutter also formed the base for the later development of another professional wrestling move known as the stunner.
Morning everyone. I've decided to come off the tools for the foreseeable future and take some time out to just contemplate where life is going atm, so not gonna need my tools anymore. Most of it is around 12-18 months, in good nick and includes the following:
Rodia 259 RS (110v) Wet saw...
Hello, I hope you can help.
I'm get despondent cutting 9mm glazed porcelain tiles, 300 x 900mm. Here's a link to the tiles Wickes Mississippi™ White Matt Porcelain Tile 600 x 300mm | Wickes.co.uk -...
Hi everyone, as tiles are getting bigger and bigger I'm looking for a new cutter. Now my question is, would it be better to buy a 1250mm montolit slide cutter or would I be best off buying the flash line system for up to large format of 3.4 meters? I just don't know how efficient that would be...
Hi all,
I've just bought a montolit minipiuma and noticed the rail is quite stiff.
Does anybody know how to fix this? I don't know whether it needs adjusting or lubricating?
I've never had a montolit before but got a good deal so couldn't let it go!
If it needs lubricating what am I best...
Hi guys Mates asked me for advice re best DIY (he's better than me) ELECTRIC tile cutter can't seem to find a decent post on here about £100 to spend. Anyone recommend one for me please .
Hi people,
i am new to the trade and i am looking to buy a manual tile cutter
at my training i used a "The Genesis super pro 600mm" with adjustable scoring wheel (i think was like 5 cm in length) i think this is to adjust for the thickness
i was looking around my local shops and they all are...
Hello. I’m about to do a patio around a pool outside. I’ve been looking at manual scribe and break cutters for my 20mm porcelain pavers. Has anyone successfully done this in a long 48” 20mm thick tile? I’ve been looking at the Rubi TX max 1250, Sigma 3M series push 49”, masterpiuma P3 and RTC...
Hi everyone. Tiling my bathroom first time and going well so far! 600x300 ceramics on walls and plan 600x600 porc on floor.
I’ve borrowed a QEP Big Clinker and it’s cut 300mm fine so far, no failed cuts out of about 8-9 I’ve done. HOWEVER I tried to cut long ways 600mm and tiles kept cracking...
Hi guys, I am a DIYer and want to tile my en-suite. What tile cutter do you recommend that won't break the bank as I will only be using it on my own DIY projects and possibly tiling friends and family homes. Budget £100...
Hi Peeps, I'm new to this site but been in the game a looooong time :) Looking to purchase a new manual cutter as the one I have is on its last legs. My question is whats the best manual cutter for porcelain tiles?
Be good to hear your thoughts
Bought the Rubi TX-Maxi to use on 1000 mm tiles which is very good but customers seem to be going for bigger floor tiles on each job ,😩.
any recommendations pls
Hello, I am looking at getting a sigma. I am contemplating between the sigma ceramic cutter technical 26” (ART-2B3)
Or the sigma pull handle 26” 3B4
Has any one used the 2B3? I am not sure if I am losing out on anything with the smaller sigma.
I am currently using cutters from my...
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I am going to be tiling the walls in our cloakroom, approx 6m2. Tiles are 400x250x8 ceramic. Can anyone recommend a tile cutter <£50 to do the job please?
Hi folks,
After some advice. I don't do loads of tiling but do a few bathrooms here and there.
I can't justify spending hundreds on a wet cutter, but I need to get a semi decent one, ideally £120-£150 or something like that. (which is probably a bit of a contradiction haha).
Just wondered if...
On large format are alot of you using angle grinders (anyone use the monolit guide? Plus using a good extractor) Or the wet circular saw or now you having to carry about 1200mm wet cutter?
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