DeWALT D24000 Wet Saw 2 x Dewalt Premium porcelain blades Included

[hillhead]

i couldn't see the name tradetiler:lol::lol::lol: fast approaching 40 maybe thats the deal.:yikes:

 

[White Room]

Like to know how you get on with that montolit blade

 

[Colour Republic]

Errr Dave you appear to still be online and not playing with your new toy?

No guessing on who isn't going to be getting any sleep tonight and I take it nobody is getting christmas presents now you just blew it on the Dewalt... they will get over it I'm sure

 

[Rob Z]

Dave, you are gonna love the saw!

 

[Rob Z]

Dave, I just used a currency converter and the price in $US is just under $1000 for what you pay in the UK. That is excellent pricing mate, especially with two blades included.

How much is VAT?

 

[Gazzer]

Dave, I just used a currency converter and the price in $US is just under $1000 for what you pay in the UK. That is excellent pricing mate, especially with two blades included.

How much is VAT?

15% mate...soon to be 17.5%

 

[Perry]

Dave i used one at the weekend nice but a bit limited for me but great for cutting 20mm thick bricks but the lads who it belongs to tells me the blade has cut loads of granite and porcerlain and the blades still going more so than his trubo blade would have done ete

 

[Rob Z]

15% mate...soon to be 17.5%

Neale

17.5% HFS! :yikes: For my state (Virginia), sales tax is 5%. At the worst, sales tax is something like 9% in California. We only pay sales tax to the state in which we live.

One good thing so far is that internet sales are without sales tax unless the retailer has a physical presence in the state. All the states say you must voluntarily remit sales tax to them for out-of-state purchases, but you can guess how many people do that.:lol:

 

[garretridge]

you wont be dissapointed dave it the best investment i ever made enjoy!

 

[hillhead]

Neale

17.5% HFS! :yikes: For my state (Virginia), sales tax is 5%. At the worst, sales tax is something like 9% in California. We only pay sales tax to the state in which we live.

One good thing so far is that internet sales are without sales tax unless the retailer has a physical presence in the state. All the states say you must voluntarily remit sales tax to them for out-of-state purchases, but you can guess how many people do that.:lol:

wow.thats good figures Rob.we get ripped off in this county all the time.taxed heavily on fuel.houses.income.purchases and just about everything you can think of.

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

and pics of it in action please Dave :lol:

 

[tubs]

Ordered one today, from Tradetiler !! :hurray:

 

[DHTiling]

Used it for the first time today.....:yikes:amazing is an understatement....

pics and review to follow..

 

[doug boardley]

is it a lot better than a dw200lp then Dave, just thinking:smilewinkgrin:

 

[DHTiling]

Mine was the DW250n...different saw really....the Rubi is a cracking saw in it's own right...it's just i do some bespoke work and the dewalt is a lot better for that...

Also..the monty blade is amazing....had to trim some tumbled travertine to day...need about 7mm trimming off to fit...the monty and dewalt combined cut it and left a nice 5mm slither in one peice....not many blades/saws can do that with tumbled stone....so i am really pleased with it...cuts very very fast with the monty blade installed...

When i have time to do a comparison with the dewalt blade i will see what the difference in cutting speed is...and quality...so far very good.