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Whilst I can kind of understand that from a retailers point of veiw that if customers want them they have to stock them, those soft ceramics are unfit for use on a floor and no one will convince me otherwise, that is of course unless you happen to have room full of nothing more damaging and...

As has been mentioned many times now, the sizing issues are appalling, lots of issues in glaze as well, all made on very poor quality soft biscuits. Their "floor" tiles are unfit for purpose as floor tiles due to how soft they are, I also refuse to fit them as is it almost impossible to make a...

They won't listen, I know may a tiler who has posted negative comments o. There FB page, all get the standard response and withing a week or so they just delete the comments and no more is said or done

Well I do now feel like a right plank now, I've only been using your 2 roller ones for a couple of years and not figured that out :oops: I reckon that's gonna work alot better than wheels, I never have wheels on as they snap to easy, roller could be amazing . @Pro Tiler Tools i did put on the...

Just got home to find my latest order arrived, I do have a question @Pro Tiler Tools what are the little white rollers that come with your washboys for and how do you use them?

Personally max handles with kick knock for all mine best way if of coming from ybhe dark side i mean rubi

The 750 is a pretty good all rounder

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

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...

Uea keeping the water as low as possible helps, there not the srueat of machines, bit not the wettest either, keeping the hairs down helps, if I'm cutting outside and a lot, Id fill the teau and pull the cutts through, then it's nice and dry

I had one of these a few Years ago, knocks the pants off any cheap table top I've used and is cheaper too, at £75 I'm gonna go get another

For a laser go to ffx website the lecia laser on there for £100 is ideal, I've got 4 lasers now and I use the lecia most, oys a self leveling city cross line and if you put it on the tripod it comes with will ping a line in one direction about 15m, it doesn't come with a magnet back plate like...

Those bloody vortex cutters!!!!

I have to disagree with the vortex, I have one, find it an awful machine, it's on the lock up and probably will never come out again

Haven't had a chance to give it a proper go yet, did have a play round with it, was absolutely amazed and how thin I could cut a rip down to and cut 20 m of skirt with it too. I had my tx 900 out as the Sig got delivered, cutting 10mm porc, different league!!! Had a brand new gold wheel on the...

Ordered my first Sig yestersay, should be delivered tomorrow, I always love a new tool but after all the messages and comments I've read on here from you guys I'm actually properly excited to find out what all the fuss has been about

I've got my old faithful ts60, although it's starting to be a bit bit like triggers broom now. Your problem will probably be that something on the breaker is causing it to come down uneven, this is usually either a) some of the 4 bolts holding it on have come lose or b) the clip that holds bar...

I think the dewalt is an awesome machine for the right work. But I do regret spending the money I did for one, could of got alot better machine for not that much more

I'd love to get to have a play with one for a day, good idea but, wouldn't trust it till id seen it