I bought a dewalt d24000. Why you sell yours!

[hmtiling]

I disagree with the sponge. ahahah

Why's that Antonio?

 

[Italy]

Why's that Antonio?

because the blades are for dry cutting.
if you you feel comfortable, fine by me. ahahha

 

[hmtiling]

because the blades are for dry cutting.
if you you feel comfortable, fine by me. ahahha

It definitely improves the life of blades but the dust dampening is what appeals to me the most

 

[widler]

just pointing out your error Craig
may now be the best for that money, but I would say the most manageable and user friendly, as it can be transported and used inside without water going everywhere.

Yeah its defo user friendly, easy to use and light enough to carry about
It did my head in turning it
A lot of my work was over 750mm when i bought it

 

[Italy]

It definitely improves the life of blades but the dust dampening is what appeals to me the most

I do not want to talk about blades, I have already said enough, in other trend.
hm, you're bringing the trend, off topic

 

[Kyle Knowles]

Has anyone got a montolit tornado?

 

[widler]

This is mine, a monti Brooklyn f1
http://www.montolit.com/wp-content/...ric-wet-tile-saw-Montolit-Brooklyn-F1-131.jpg

 

[Gonzo1969]

The Tornado looks like the Dealt 2400 with a laser. Either a design rip off or dewalt make it for Monolith.

 

[average]

Just read the instructions it's all explained and has a detailed drawing with the screws numbered so u know what's what

I've read the instructions! The wheels are all on. Id I go messing about with them, sure won't I knock it out of line. Say if I loosen the wheels from not tight, surely the tray could end up 1 or 2mm out!

Does anyone wheels move from side to side or are they bolted tight with wheels still moving. All mines are bolted tight to the frame.

 

[J Sid]

bolted tight, but sounds like one is out. Take tray of and put a straight edge on them, may show which is of