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stefanm
Hi, just wandering if anyone has tried this type of tile cutter,
Tilerite>Tile Cutters>900mm Professional Tile Cutter
This is a China made cutter, wandering if they are any good?
The reason being is I need to have at least 4 manual cutters, 2 to cut upto 1200mm and 2 smaller ones, buying Montolit or Rubi at the moment is out of my range of finances, this cutter is approximatly $80 from the manufacturer, a copy based on the Ishii AT range, I have been in contact with a few other manufacturers in China, most cutters are based on Ishii and some based on Tomecanic. Some videos are available such as this one and the cut looks pretty straight this is also similar to Ishii AT series and looks tempting to me.
I know you will all say go for a Monti or a Rubi, but I can't go for that sort of investment now as my business is fairly new, plus with the money I save I can get a bridge saw, a stone router with various profile shapes, a spare wet grinder/polisher (already have a Makita) some lithium drills, a couple of small cutters and a few other bits and pieces.
Please give some feedback, the tile the fellow cuts seems to be about 10mm thick and 600x300mm
Cheers,
Stefan
Tilerite>Tile Cutters>900mm Professional Tile Cutter
This is a China made cutter, wandering if they are any good?
The reason being is I need to have at least 4 manual cutters, 2 to cut upto 1200mm and 2 smaller ones, buying Montolit or Rubi at the moment is out of my range of finances, this cutter is approximatly $80 from the manufacturer, a copy based on the Ishii AT range, I have been in contact with a few other manufacturers in China, most cutters are based on Ishii and some based on Tomecanic. Some videos are available such as this one and the cut looks pretty straight this is also similar to Ishii AT series and looks tempting to me.
I know you will all say go for a Monti or a Rubi, but I can't go for that sort of investment now as my business is fairly new, plus with the money I save I can get a bridge saw, a stone router with various profile shapes, a spare wet grinder/polisher (already have a Makita) some lithium drills, a couple of small cutters and a few other bits and pieces.
Please give some feedback, the tile the fellow cuts seems to be about 10mm thick and 600x300mm
Cheers,
Stefan
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