Calling sigma nerds, advice needed

[stuey72]

If your in no rush I will have a practically new 3B4M Max for sale in a couple of weeks.

 

[Flintstone]

Too large for that I'm after Stu, I already have a 720 sigma. Cheers. I'm ordering from pro tiler tools

 

[J Sid]

think @LEE MAC is coming back as a sigma rep in the next life

 

[Olde Navy]

Might be re-igniting a 'which is best cutter debate' but I'm considering purchasing a Sigma 3c3m cutter.
Im happily using a TS60 for most ceramics small to medium sizes but recent upturn in porcelain and larger format tiles have found the cutter 'falling short' with chips etc.
Any reasons why I shouldnt get the Sigma ? Ive seen it online for £346.80 inc
Cheers for opinions

 

[Ttt1601]

No reasons why you shouldn't mate, just reasons why you should, much better cutters for the tiles in more common use these days, I like alot have changed over from rubies to sigma in the last year or so, I bought 1 to replace a ts 60 as same issues as your self, ended up selling both my rubies to and now haw 3 stigmas small mid and large. Won't won't regret a sigma mate

 

[Olde Navy]

Fab. thanks for response - time to spend some dosh !

 

[Olde Navy]

Forget to ask... you reckon the 3c3m model is the right one for majority of work?

 

[Ttt1601]

Mate im not great with the model numbers, I've got 400 isherwood one, the 750ish one and the 1200ish one

 

[Ttt1601]

The 750 is a pretty good all rounder

 

[J Sid]

Might be re-igniting a 'which is best cutter debate' but I'm considering purchasing a Sigma 3c3m cutter.
Im happily using a TS60 for most ceramics small to medium sizes but recent upturn in porcelain and larger format tiles have found the cutter 'falling short' with chips etc.
Any reasons why I shouldnt get the Sigma ? Ive seen it online for £346.80 inc
Cheers for opinions

I'm sure my local CTD has that model alot cheaper. I'm wait for the up and coming trade day and will get a case thrown in for free