flat bed or bench?

[BARRONBATHROOMS]

Hi everyone, just become self-employed. I’m a time served plumber and in the process of learning to tile. I have my uncle working with me who is quite an accomplished tiller. I have recently bought us a rubi TX900 N due to the demand for these huge tiles. I am in the market for a wet cutter and need some advice. I like the look of the bench saws do they give a more accurate cut?. Has anyone used a Vitrex Versatile Power Pro 900 200mm Diamond Blade Wet Bridge Tile Saw 900w 240v for £200 this seems a lot of kit? Also is there a wet flat bed cutter on the market that has a sliding guide for pushing the tiles through the blade. Most of the jobs we do are 600 x 300 porcelain/ stone or bigger. Please help. Thanks mat!

 

[White Room]

If you can afford it a dewalt 24000:drool5:

Tradetiler Wet Tile Saws

 

[faithhealer]

Can't afford one myself but agree with whitebeam . It sounds like you have the work to cover the cost

 

[doug boardley]

yes I agree, a dewalt 2400

 

[Gazzer]

Me too :smilewinkgrin:

 

[doug boardley]

Me too :smilewinkgrin:

how's your doing Neale:8:

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

they look realy good toy's, how much then? i wounder if farther xmas can fit it down my chim

 

[Gazzer]

http://www.tradetiler.com/acatalog/info_dewaltd24000.html

 

[BARRONBATHROOMS]

Thanks for the recomendations! I bit more than i was looking to spend for now any options for between £200 - 300!

 

[jamie B]

Thanks for the recomendations! I bit more than i was looking to spend for now any options for between £200 - 300!

a bucket of water and a sharp knife I reckon!:lol:
i don't really think you'll find anything 'man' enough in that bracket..if you can dig up a couple more hundred quid I'd look for a rubi 250 prehaps?..or maybe chance some ebay action? good luck!