1200mm polished porc

[Bopster]

Well that wasn't as planned, after getting a new 900 signa for my current installation i took delivery of my customers tiles yesterday and it seems that theytchanged there minds and the second bathroom is having 1200mm planks
Grrrrrrrrr

 

[Andy Allen]

Use a grinder...

 

[WetSaw]

@James De has got a cutter you can have...

 

[Albert]

If you lay the tiles across the room, depending on room size, you
may not need a 1200 cutter as most of your cuts will be on the short side

 

[Bopster]

Planks are 1200x200 and room is 3100x1700
Ill make a bench which I can connect my dust extractor to and use grinder.
Not the end of the world but effing annoying all the same

 

[WetSaw]

So if you're going lengthways in the room you've only got 3 tiles to cut in half...

 

[Old Mod]

If you haven’t actually used the cutter yet, I’d be sending it back and upgrading to a 1200.
I personally think that the 900 cutter should be discontinued, it’s an outdated size, and it limits your capabilities quite considerably these days.
I know there’s a couple of common sizes between 600 and 900, but the majority of sizes we seem to install over 600 start at 1m, and I think 1200 is not far off becoming the new 600.
But that’s just my experience.

 

[Waluigi]

It’s the perfect size for me. I get a lot of 800/900 tiles and rarely get involved with planks. Maybe that’s unusual though. Obviously now I’ve said it, I’ll get a load of jobs with tiles over 900

 

[Dumbo]

If you haven’t actually used the cutter yet, I’d be sending it back and upgrading to a 1200.
I personally think that the 900 cutter should be discontinued, it’s an outdated size, and it limits your capabilities quite considerably these days.
I know there’s a couple of common sizes between 600 and 900, but the majority of sizes we seem to install over 600 start at 1m, and I think 1200 is not far off becoming the new 600.
But that’s just my experience.

Absolutely agree with @3_fall marc . I got a 1260 sigma the other year. Decided I no longer needed my 900 rubi tx so sold that and a tx700 and got a 720 sigma as I do a few 660

 

[Bopster]

I have spent an hour using it so has a few marks on it, not to fussed now, like mentioned I’ll use my grinder to cut the few required

 

[Albert]

Planks are 1200x200 and room is 3100x1700
Ill make a bench which I can connect my dust extractor to and use grinder.
Not the end of the world but effing annoying all the same

If you work a full tile from the back wall you will end with half tile to the front and as it is only 1700 wide 2 cuts at 850 wich you can cut on your 900 machine

 

[Italy]

If you work a full tile from the back wall you will end with half tile to the front and as it is only 1700 wide 2 cuts at 850 wich you can cut on your 900 machine

ah?

 

[Italy]

If you work a full tile from the back wall you will end with half tile to the front and as it is only 1700 wide 2 cuts at 850 wich you can cut on your 900 machine

yes albert, compry now

 

[James De]

I’ve got a brand new sigma 3e4m to sell if you want it? (I’m serious)

 

[Cranbrook]

If you haven’t actually used the cutter yet, I’d be sending it back and upgrading to a 1200.
I personally think that the 900 cutter should be discontinued, it’s an outdated size, and it limits your capabilities quite considerably these days.
I know there’s a couple of common sizes between 600 and 900, but the majority of sizes we seem to install over 600 start at 1m, and I think 1200 is not far off becoming the new 600.
But that’s just my experience.

Completely agree.. all customers who I show bathrooms where I've installed 1200mm tiles, then want 1200s in their bathrooms