Best 1200mm+ wet cutter for stone

[Freeze]

Or look at the new kera flex system by sigma, another rail system, but for dry cutting with grinders

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Tried to look at your link on 250 1500 and the lady asked if I wanted the full 1 hour session with oil and warm towel!
But the amazing thing was her name was Ruby!

 

[Sean SML Tiling]

Is it possible to score the stone with an angle grinder and then snap with a sigma? Or would stone still spit where the veins are running?

 

[J Sid]

Smltiling, that would be nice, but sadly no.

 

[Sean SML Tiling]

Just another crazy thought lol. I have heard that a manual cutter has cut trav before whether it was a fluke im not sure.

 

[J Sid]

Just wishful thinking.

 

[jonnyc]

sorry, only just seen this thread so may be too late.
i was looking for a replacement saw about six months ago.
i have previously had the alu manta 85 and 120
and prior to that the norton cs100 clipper.
norton was good for 15 years every day use but heavy to lug around.
alu mantu nice and light but after 4-5 years the aluminium frame starts to buckle and legs sherar off.
i spent alot of time looking around and bought the battipav prime 120s from trimline and all of us are really happy with it.
i got it because it was a robust machine that trimline use for hiring out as the least problematic
and also because it is very simple with not much to go wrong .
the raimondi zoe looks the biz but overcomplicated for me.
the king of all is undoubtedly the ENGLISH made bam 1320 and worth the extra money for the quality but more difficult to move around. other than the bam the karl dahm made cutter is only one to compare.

 

[stone tiler]

Hi Jonny
Yeah I had a look at the Bam but didnt feel it was a site machine. Lovely machine tho
As you say the Raimondi looked too fidley and I knew something would break off on it in the back of the van.
Didnt really look in to the Battipav or the Karl Dahm as to be honest I'd pretty much made my mind up on the Rubi by then. We have loads of Rubi tools already so like how well they are made and trust the brand. For me it just seemed the logical machine to get. Being able to go to Rubi and play with the machine before buying helped aswell.
Will keep everyone updated on how it performs