Need a manual and electric cutter

[doug boardley]

here's a link to the site that gives more info about it
Tradetiler Wet Tile Saws

 

[stefanm]

Dewalt is Dewalt, a little pricey for me though, definatley worth consideration, we use dewalt hand cutters at the moment cost around 50 squids, these versions give a good 3 years service on marble and granite with good blades(which are less than 5pounds here!)
I need something at around the 350 pound mark, any suggestions?
I'm pretty convinced by the tomecanic cutter from the video after seeing the wavy cut, how are the montolit's in comparison with rubi/tomecanic?

Cheers,

Stefan

 

[aph257]

the monti 63 is what i have and no complaints whatsoever and is light but sturdy in comparison.

 

[stefanm]

Ok now i'm leaning towards the montolit's, i have been in touch with the manufacture and they are willing to ship to me, these are the products i have selected, although i will make a few changes/additions.

art. 93P2 - LIST PRICE 314,00 EURO - 35% SPECIAL DISCOUNT = 204,10 EURO (1 piece)
art. S63 (COMBI SLALOM) - LIST PRICE 456,00 EURO - 35% SPECIAL DISCOUNT = 296,40 EURO
art. 940EV - LIST PRICE 1332,00 EURO - 35% SPECIAL DISCOUNT = 865,80 EURO
art. SR000B - LIST PRICE 193,00 EURO - 35% SPECIAL DISCOUNT = 125,45 EURO

I have selected their slalom tool as this can produce some neat work that's a little special. They are giving 35% discount plus an additional 2%, i have just questioned this with them as the list price is including 20%VAT, which as they are exporting outside the EU doesn't need to be paid, hopefuly they will also give an additional 20%:smilewinkgrin: i still have shipping to pay and import duty over here which is 13% or so, still have to bribe the excise dept

So how does this above deal sound?

Also 2 Rubi dealers have contacted me today and have started offering reasonable discounts, but for approx extra 200pounds or so i get the rail saw and the slalom cutter from montolit.

Cheers,

Stefan​