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    what manual tile cutter?

    hi guys can any1 tell me what is the best manual tile cutter to buy i have been looking for a rubi cutter but there are all diffrerent ones all starting with ts tx ts ts pro what do all these stand 4 i want to buy 1 ready for when i start out and i want 1 that will be used for every job cheers...
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    Rubi manual tile cutter

    Hi, Has anyone used either the Rubi TR600 or the TX700, are there any good / cheaper alternatives.
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    All round manual cutter

    Hi all i'm looking for advice on what tile cutter i should go for. I've been looking at the Rubi range of cutters, but am now getting a little confused as they seem to have alot of different models and sizes. Size wise what do most of you use as i guess a bigger the tile cutter will cut bigger...
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    what manual cutter to get

    Been looking about to get a cutter hoping to spent about 100 to 150 any idea's. And any good website's cheer's
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    Rubi TR-600S Manual Cutter.

    Hi, Over past few months I have spent quite a bit of money on various tiling gear to make life easier for me and I am of the opinion that you must speculate to accumulate! I have bought a Rubi TS40 Plus for general wall ceramics and a TX 700-N for the lager tiles. The TX is just suburb for...
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    Tiling Manual

    As you may well know, Weber do a superb Tiling Manual that covers everything in tiling from how to use the trowel to using expansion joints to what adhesives to be using on surfaces. If you would like one of these, please open the attached file, print it off in card (then trim it), complete it...
  7. Dan

    Price Find: Rubi TS 50 Manual Tile Cutter

    Just thought it woud be good to try and find the cheapest priced tools around by naming a certain tool and using all of our contacts to find the cheapest supplier. Starting with the Rubi TS 50, how much would you pay for this tool from your supplier?

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