Montolit tile cutters...

[brian c]

who sells them and how much are they?

 

[grumpygrouter]

who sells them and how much are they?

Kwiksplit and the Masterpiuma 63 is £215 but apparantly you can get a discount if you ask nicely and mention this forum.......

 

[Jimpad]

They are all i have ever used, so l cant "Compare" them, but mine has never let me down.
But if you look, lift and generally check out a Rubi and a Monty, cant see how you would choose the Rubi, it feels and looks alot inferior.

 

[Grace'sDad]

I took delivery of a minipiuma today - a 43pb and I have to say it feels a bit weird but I guess that's becoz it's new to me. I was amazed at how cleanly it breaks tiles. I also got the mosaic mat as I've a large mosiac job next week.

I will try and post a review in the tools section later next week, when I've given it a thorough work out!

 

[doug boardley]

how big do they go,as some peeps might be aware (probably sick of me mentioning it!) gonna have to get a tx1200n, do montolit do owt comparable. sWe might know!

 

[Grace'sDad]

Here you go: Google it and you'll find it on kw*k Spl*t's website
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Montolit Masterpiuma 125P2 Professional Tile Cutter 125cm

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[sWe]

As Grace's Dad said, Montolit's largest cutter hacks 125cm cuts, which means it can also take 88x88cm tiles on the diagonal. That's the Masterpiuma push version. The largest Masterpiuma pull version does 93cm cuts, which is 66x66cm tiles on the diagonal.

Then there's the super heavy duty Mastermontolit, which can cut 25mm thick porcelain. The largest version does 92cm cuts (65x65cm o the diag).

 

[David - Tradetiler]

Recently bought the 63P and to be honest I now prefer it to my Rubi TX700 plus. I find it more versatile with both large and small format tiles. The action is easy to master, so much so that I dug out my small Sigma that I have had since 1989 and have started using that as well for kitchens.

Now have the Montolit 63P in stock on our web site

TradeTiler.Ltd Montolit Manual Tile Cutters

 

[BDS]

Originally Posted by theyomper
Recently bought the 63P and to be honest I now prefer it to my Rubi TX700 plus. I find it more versatile with both large and small format tiles. The action is easy to master, so much so that I dug out my small Sigma that I have had since 1989 and have started using that as well for kitchens


Yomper so your rubi will be up for sale then,,,,,:rofl:

 

[David - Tradetiler]

should be adding some other Montolit cutters and stuff as well soon

 

[grumpygrouter]

should be adding some other Montolit cutters and stuff as well soon

news get better by the minute...:8:

 

[DHTiling]

mmm not a cutter i have tried russ..so can't comment...:dizzy2:

 

[andy-p]

i got the monty75 earlier this year and its had a good road testing , i fix a lot of large format especially porcelain and this is best cutter by far even better than my sigma and a million times better than the rubi tx range.. dave you have to try one mate , not just a few cuts but a good run .. p.s great news you are stocking monty gear david -trade !!

 

[BDS]

Me either grumps,just seen the video link of one looks pretty impressive tho.

 

[doug boardley]

forgot to mention that I've never used one