Rubi Rubi Tc 180 circular saw - Tile Advice

[Rick-o]

Afternoon all,
Has anyone ever used the above cutter. It can be used with a guide rail that will fit a 1200 tile which I seem to use more and more and looks to be a handy piece of kit if you have limited space to store a wet cutter.
Thanks
Rick

 

[Old Mod]

Yeah I've had one few years.
I can't answer now but, if you use search box above and enter my username as author and relevant key words you should find a few very in depth posts about it.
A few members have bought on the strength of those reviews and are very happy.

 

[Rick-o]

Thanks Marc, I will try that, couldnt find it in any general searches!!

 

[Old Mod]

Cutting Large 1.8x0.2m Tiles? - http://www.tilersforums.com/threads/cutting-large-1-8x0-2m-tiles.79302/#post-806867

 

[Rick-o]

Thanks for the link still couldnt find it!! One ordered now from @Pro Tiler Tools

 

[Dumbo]

Cutting Large 1.8x0.2m Tiles? - http://www.tilersforums.com/threads/cutting-large-1-8x0-2m-tiles.79302/#post-806867

would you still buy tc180 or would use the kerra cut with grinder attachment as I think you have used both systems . Please correct me if I'm wrong

 

[Old Mod]

would you still buy tc180 or would use the kerra cut with grinder attachment as I think you have used both systems . Please correct me if I'm wrong

No, you are not wrong, I have used both.
They both have their uses of course, if your main material was standard porcelain, then the TC would be my choice.
If ex large format or thin tile was your main material, then the Kera Cut would be my choice.
Thin porcelain does not wet cut well.
The speed of wet machines is too slow in the main.

 

[Sean grover]

would you still buy tc180 or would use the kerra cut with grinder attachment as I think you have used both systems . Please correct me if I'm wrong

 

[Lou]

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