light weight paddle mixer! - TilersForums.com

[garretridge]

my heavy paddle mixer packed in today so looking a new one any ideas want a small light weight one that does not cost too much not fussy about make as long as it does the job!

 

[doug boardley]

what sort of budget? my skil (bosch) cost a ton, but wished I'd spent similar on a rubi one as mine packed in last week, altho luckily it was still under warranty

 

[Alan.P]

Topps do one, 240 volt though, if that matters to you, about £80 and have some good reviews on TF

 

[doug boardley]

tradetiler does this one

 

[hillhead]

No topps in Ireland.the rubi ones seem good but has anyone been using them lately? I buy my rubi 14mm threaded paddles from tt but they wear down pretty quick.i use an alpra eibenstock and its not heavy and is a good machine.never gets a rest.

 

[White Room]

Must be that hammer you use to clean the paddle:lol:

 

[garretridge]

what sort of budget? my skil (bosch) cost a ton, but wished I'd spent similar on a rubi one as mine packed in last week, altho luckily it was still under warranty

£80 -£100 or there abouts just want lighter than my old one!

 

[Prem Tiler]

http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-tool-reviews/27199-topps-trade-multi-mixer.html#post250560

I think its great!

 

[hillhead]

Paddles do wear down in adhesive !!!!!!!!!!!! when mixing lots of it over months take a look at the ring at bottom:yikes: iv had 2 wear right down and break !! not good.

 

[White Room]

I've got from refina and I've had it well over 15 years and thats had a hiding from mixing, still good but worn