Plasplugs pro tiler plus wet wheel cutter

[evertonl36]

i HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED 1 OF THESE CUTTERS AND WAS WONDERING IF ANYBODY HAD 1 AND WHAT YOU THINK OF IT IS IT A DECENT CUTTER OR NOT.AM NEW TO BUYING TOOLS SO ANY FEEDBACK WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

 

[Gazzer]

is thisthe largest one with Ali bed ?

 

[d noulton]

hi everton ive used the pro tiler plus
contracter one never had a problem
problem is there hard to come by now

 

[david campbell]

amazing value for money,would suggest contacting ************** Home for a quality blade to get the best use out of them!

 

[evertonl36]

no mate its got a black plastic bed its pretty big

 

[david campbell]

i HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED 1 OF THESE CUTTERS AND WAS WONDERING IF ANYBODY HAD 1 AND WHAT YOU THINK OF IT IS IT A DECENT CUTTER OR NOT.AM NEW TO BUYING TOOLS SO ANY FEEDBACK WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

stop shouting please(turn caps off):lol:

 

[evertonl36]

thanks for the feedback dave ok i will look into getting a decent blade

 

[DHTiling]

Moved to tools forum.

 

[david campbell]

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perfect for plasplugs machines

 

[Matt]

is thisthe largest one with Ali bed ?

That's the Master Tiler. The Pro Tiler is the one in the yellow box. AFAIK, it has the same motor as the Compact, it's just a bigger cutter.

They are good for the money, but as above, a better blade is always a good move

 

[loaderman]

Had one of these cutters for about 3 years now and for the money you can't go wrong. Never let me down and replacement blades are easy to come by. The only downside I've come across is that you do tend to get wet from the water splashing from the blade no matter how much water is in the tank (I now cover up with an old dustsheet to avoid the wet look crotch!) :lol:

Hope I can source another once when it eventually packs up

 

[Stan001]

I have the big one with the ali bed. I like the fact that the recirculation water system keep pretty much all the water in the cutter, means with care you can use it indoors no problem. When quite new mine had a slight leak from one of the two vent type holes on the sides, water was getting in via the internal reservoir, its all just snapped together and it was going via one of the seams – I took the top filler flap / 45 degree plate off and put plenty of silicon sealer around anywhere I thought could leak, been perfect since then and I would do the same to any new recirculation cutter I get. The plasplugs are excellent value for money really sad to see them go under. The original blade is junk, its ok for ceramics but for porcs just stick a proper blade in there – sorted! Mine has done hundreds of hours of work without complaint. I have no idea why other popular wet cutters are not designed like Plasplugs – even Rubi has the stupid little tray that puts water all over the place – why? Hope someone buys up the plasplugs tooling, we need wet cutters you can use indoors.

 

[Prem Tiler]

I've got one. pucker easy to clean. I use in for ceramics rather than my ND180 because it neater

 

[dagger]

i think the water reservour system is the best i have ever seen,
no water spillage.

i had the metal bed one and it was brill,
i broke it and i cant find another one, as plasplugs went skint!

but for a startup great, and for a fully fledged tiler who does not want to get the big guns out for whatever reason, also brill!

Dagger

 

[Matt]

i think the water reservour system is the best i have ever seen,
no water spillage.

i had the metal bed one and it was brill,
i broke it and i cant find another one, as plasplugs went skint!

but for a startup great, and for a fully fledged tiler who does not want to get the big guns out for whatever reason, also brill!

Dagger

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