RUBI DC250 1200 rail cutter

[m3fitter]

mmmmmm. just got it, what a beaut !! shiny and new, cuts like a beast..... 64kg..:hurray: well handy, and if i'm not using it, you're welcome to hire it if your local to Middlesex, Surrey, north Hampshire, Berkshire, S.Oxfordshire £70.00 a day delivered & collected

 

[Ian]

Show us a pic then mate

 

[m3fitter]

hahaha you perv... got it on my phone, i'll update the post tomorrow Bri, tease you a bit, get on yur knees and beg lol

 

[Ian]

Lol, do I need to show a pic of me on my knees?!

 

[m3fitter]

show me yours and i'll show you mine ;-) their very knobbly and they look shaved ! lol

 

[Peter]

£70 a day hire, you're good to yourself.

 

[m3fitter]

yes, I am Pete, better than paying £950.00, or having to collect it, take it back ;-)

 

[White Room]

Probably give per week hire as well as in most cases that would be a general length of time required....

 

[m3fitter]

good idea whitebeam, I was thinking how I tile, fully tile it, less the cuts, and then cut in, but if its multi room, it wouldn't work, thanks for that Gem ;-) nice one, how does £230.00 a week seem ? fair ?

 

[Peter]

Not really, 150 for 5 days would be fair. Any more than that and it'd be more economical to buy outright.

of course it depends if its cash into the back pocket or all above board and reclaimable.

 

[White Room]

This may give you some idea of hire rates http://www.hss.com/g/7422/Tile-Saw-Bench.html

 

[m3fitter]

ok, a reality check ! lol, but that is a baby rail cutter and i'm delivering / collecting it ?

 

[Peter]

I will hire my Sigma 10m (twice the machine) for £460 a week delivered and collected with a free bag of rapidset. A bargain for a £1600 saw.

 

[White Room]

ok, a reality check ! lol, but that is a baby rail cutter and i'm delivering / collecting it ?

Realise that but just give some idea including your delivery and pick up fee's....

 

[m3fitter]

that was the full price, including delivery and pick up, I thought it was a bargain, with a new thicker blade from richon tools to avoid blade deflection ;-)