New breaker recomendation needed - Tile Advice

[poynton phil]

I'm going to be needing a 900 breaker in the near future. At the moment the biggest I have is the rubi tx700, and tbh I'm not that happy with it so I am thinking changing brands with the 900, so can anyone recomend one to go for. Thanks for any advice.

 

[Alan.P]

It's got be be Sigma then, to be fair I'm a Rubi man but am leaning towards a Sigma for my next big cutter.

 

[Dave]

No ones getting any younger and the sigmas are a nice light machine and cut very well as well.

 

[Alan.P]

No ones getting any younger and the sigmas are a nice light machine and cut very well as well.

The weight is a big factor, fed up lugging the TX700 up flights of stairs, the youtube vids and testaments of fixers here is another that is swaying me, it will have to be a push type though, tried and couldn't stand the pull type cutters

 

[Dave]

The weight is a big factor, fed up lugging the TX700 up flights of stairs, the youtube vids and testaments of fixers here is another that is swaying me, it will have to be a push type though, tried and couldn't stand the pull type cutters

giz a shout if you want to try one out .

 

[Alan.P]

giz a shout if you want to try one out .

I might just do that, thanks

 

[Stef]

I probably wouldn't have changed to Sigma if it wasn't for Dave going on about them.
Alan I have 2 push cut Sigmas, 3C max & 3D max & they are awesome machines.
I couldn't get on with a pull cut when I tried them but love the push cuts.
I would never go back to Rubi, sling the handle over your shoulder & carry them on your back, they are robust machines.

 

[Stef]

I was cutting quartz with my 3C max, not a great cut but it was hidden below a skirting so didn't really matter.
Don't think a Rubi could manage this.