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    Tiles Newyork: The Art-Deco Aztec Ballet Tiles of Agustín Lazo and the Brooklyn Bridge Grueby Eagles

    Tiles Newyork: The Art-Deco Aztec Ballet Tiles of Agustín Lazo and the Brooklyn Bridge Grueby Eagles The Art-Deco Aztec Ballet Tiles of Agustín LazoA number of years have passed since I first asked for help to find photos of the complete set of American Encaustic Tiling Company tiles designed...
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    Tile Snapper & Grinder vs Bridge Saw

    Hi everyone! I'm looking to purchase tile saws to handle large format tile up to 48". How many of you are getting by with a high quality snapper and grinder setup vs a bridge saw? I'm looking to purchase the Sigma Series 4 NEX 49" cutter but I'm wondering if maybe starting out with a bridge...
  3. acaciaguy

    Bridge saw v traditional wet cutter

    Hello all What are the benefits of a bridge saw over a “normal” push though electric cutter. ? Are the cuts better for all tile types. I mainly use a grinder and the rubi nd 200. What would the advantage of a bridge saw over these. Are the cuts better on ceramic and porcelain tiles?
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    Bridge tile cutter for large 16mm porcelain tiles

    Any recommendations for a bridge tile saw that can handle a 1200mm 16mm thick porcelain paving tile? Ideally I want to hire one, or buy used, as it's for one job, but we have 150sq m of tiles to lay...
  5. peteablard

    Looking for bridge saw recommendations..

    Evening all,. I've got a job coming up which is approx. 300m2 600x1200 20mm porcelain. I'm looking to invest in a decent bridge saw and wondered what you guys are using and what you'd recommend or advise me to stay clear of. There will be a lot of envelope cuts so will probably be looking at...
  6. John Benton

    How to bridge this RSJ

    I have a job coming up next year and there are a couple of RSJ's that are 7.5m long and 240mm wide. The distance from the top of the joist to the top of the beam is 22mm, so the plan is to cover the floor with 25mm ply, 6mm Hardi and then tile. At the moment I'm unsure how to bridge this...
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    Siri Cutters, Manual And Bridge Saws.

    Anyone used them, my local supplier has started bringing them in and the bridge saws have solid running gear with what seems good motors...don't know about the prices though. Tiling Tools, Cutters and all things tiling. I have no affiliation with this company, link is only for price comparison.
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    Any Wet bridge saw cutters for sale !??

    Hi all any second hand wet bridge saws knocking about!? Needs to be decent and in fair condition mid range cutter or above
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    sub £350 tile bridge saw

    ive always used a standard table saw but have stared getting a few more natural stone jobs. im not looking to spend fortunes as i dont use this type of cutter that much, ive been looking at the rubi du 200 l bl or the vitrex 900 pro.whats better and any other opionions are appriciated. thanks
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    Vitrex 900 Bridge saw on 10mm Moleanos limestone

    Hiya, I'm tiling my bathroom as a competent DIYer/weekend builder. Bought a Vitrex 900 Bridge saw and about to buy ATS blades as I've done testing with the included blades and they're butchering my lovely stone. I plan to mitre the joints but I can't see how this can be done on outside angles...
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    Bridge Saw Breaking last 10mm ish on Porcelain

    I've got a Rubi DU200LBL. When I cut hard porcelain almost always 'breaks' when I reach the last 10 to 15mm. I'd upload a pic if I can figure how on a mobile. I have both continous porcelain and turbo blades from ATS - makes no difference what blade, speed of cut. I reckon it might be down to...
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    Rubi DC-250 1200 Wet Bridge Saw out of square?

    Hi there, recently purchased a Rubi DC-250 for two large jobs we have undertaken, upon a first test today we have realised it runs out of square over a distance? any ideas as there is no adjustment for the rail? It runs 5mm out?:yikes:
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    Which bridge saw?

    Hi all,tiles keep getting bigger my rubi 200l just not big enough anymore Advice what too buy next? Another rubi? 1200? raimondi ,used one it was a great piece of kit!but seemed huge... any others too look at? plunge ability needed i do natural stone,porcelain mainly what price we looking at...
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    Please help with Rubi Bridge Saw DW200N

    Hi All , could really do with some help on the above bridge saw. This was a second hand purchase and the machine is all in good nick, unfortunately I am now coming to use it and I am having problems with the blade running off when on a cut. I can run the carriage full length of the slide way...
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    Rubi Hints and Tips for Bridge saws

    Below are some useful hints/tips for getting the best results from your RUBI Bridge Saw Always make sure the water level is right to the top of the water tray as this will make the machine stable. Make sure the machine is on level ground as this...
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    1200 bridge cutter

    Hi all, Got a job coming up where the customer as got 1200x150 and 900x150 wood effect porcelain. The only bridge cutter I have would cut the 900 but not the 1200. I have a dewalt handheld but not sure if this would work very well due to the width of the tiles and not be able to support them...
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    Rubi bridge saw or dewalt d24000?

    Hi everyone. I would like to invest some money in a wet cutter and can't decide what to go for? What are the pros and cons for both? thank you:hurray:
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    Rubi bridge saw for sale

    I have a Rubi bridge saw for sale, never been used. trade price £650.00 will sell for £350.00 unused due to not needed. link below Rubi Diamant DW-250-NL Electric Tile Saw 230v
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    bridge wet cutter

    Any localish to Cardiff have a bridge wet saw up for grabs please, have 5 flats to tile with 600mm porcelain, if it was 1 I'd bite my lip and make do, but 5, worth investing now I thinks :)
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    rubi bridge saw

    Rubi Model Diament DW-200- LPS Tile Saw might be picking one for around a hundred quid. is this a good saw and also is it decent deal. its second hand and in working order

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