over head cutter advice please

[oldgit]

ive got a job coming up for around 150mts of terracotta about 25mm thick.
ive never owned a overhead cutter and only used them on site,but i want to buy a cheapo thats capable of seeing this job out,the tiles are 300x300 so this will keep the cost down.
what would be the minimum wattage i should look for,ive seen some screwfix ones and topps ones but aint really got a clue about them well not the cheap one anyway.
im doing the job on daywork and the cost of the cutter will be passed on to the punter,please dont mention angle grinders as im not going down that road.
im thinking of cutting in say 3 or 4mm the tapping them apart dont see why that wont work,it will save the blade and time and stop the terra getting to soaked.
opinions please..........

 

[White Room]

Try this site they do nortons cutters Block Paving Saw Bench and Wet Cut Tile Cutters - HobUK May give some guidence

 

[DHTiling]

Give dave at Tradetiler a ring nad he might be bale to help you out with a suitable cutter at a good price... [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]New Tel 01455 230 555 (UK)

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[pjtiler]

terracotta,s so soft out will cut them

 

[oldgit]

terracotta,s so soft out will cut them

your right but pushing them threw a plate cutter saturates them and will take much longer,as i said its daywork and i aint ballsing my cutter doing this job the punter has agreed to pay the cost or hire of a cutter,but the hire prices are ridiculous so im thinking as there small tiles i will get one fairly cheap as people want the longer cutters now as a lot of stone is longer.
also they dont need wet cutting they just need a deep scribe then tap and they snap.