RUBI Dw200n.......

[CJ]

:idea3: How much do you think they are worth second hand?

mint condition, Rubi blade.

Thinking of selling mine as its stuck in the garage, as I'm only ickle, and it's too bloody heavy for me.

looking at the 2400.

 

[Andy Allen]

a tenner....i'll pick it up tomorrow......:lol:

 

[Spud]

£300

 

[Gazzer]

£200 to £250

 

[CJ]

:yikes:

 

[Gazzer]

You will be competing with this
Rubi DU-200-L 600mm Diamond Electric Wet Tile Cutter / Saw 110v 25989 + 25966 | eBay

I know they are not the same but you have to think like the person buying.

 

[Andy Allen]

how much were you hoping to get for it..?

 

[Spud]

the Dw is a good cutter CJ you would probably get better money for it if you put an add in your local tile shop

 

[CJ]

how much were you hoping to get for it..?

not sure Andy........only just crossed my mind tonight.

 

[charlie1]

I just sold my DU 200L,not the bl one for 160

 

[Spud]

I just sold my DU 200L,not the bl one for 160

so going by that you might get 400-450 for a DW

 

[charlie1]

Unsure how the two compare, i think new the dw is over twice the price however i have seen a few on ebay go for around the 200 mark.

 

[Aston]

i sold my dw200n about 5 years ago and bought the dewalt d24000 to replace it.

it was a poor cutter. it used to wonder off line and didn't cut straight. this was a very common problem. it also started to rust quickly too and it weighed a ton. i think i got £400 for mine but that was 2008 and then rubi discontinued it.

on the positive side,i think you would pull in anything from £300-£400 depending on condition because i know a lot of tilers who still like & use this saw around merseyside so it will have a market.

better to get £300 rather than it sitting in the garage redundant.
all the best cj, hope it sells quick ;0)

 

[Peter]

Got mine for £180, then cost another £180 to put a decent blade on it. :lol:

The DNA blade redeems them a bit, they're a dose of clap with a Marcrist.

 

[charlie1]

i sold my dw200n about 5 years ago and bought the dewalt d24000 to replace it.

it was a poor cutter. it used to wonder off line and didn't cut straight. this was a very common problem. it also started to rust quickly too and it weighed a ton. i think i got £400 for mine but that was 2008 and then rubi discontinued it.

on the positive side,i think you would pull in anything from £300-£400 depending on condition because i know a lot of tilers who still like & use this saw around merseyside so it will have a market.

better to get £300 rather than it sitting in the garage redundant.
all the best cj, hope it sells quick ;0)

had no idea they where poor and the cuts wandered. I would imagine making a few passes across the face of the tile before making the full cut could sort this?