rubi mosaic seperator??

[seamonkey]

Has anyone used one of these yet? looking at one to fit on my TR for a hefty mosaic job, if so any tips ?????

 

[hillhead]

never seen one ! sounds good for bad ones.

 

[White Room]

Never heard of it, have you got a link

 

[poynton phil]

You can find it on protiler tools website £30 ish, i dont know how to post links

 

[seamonkey]

Have just picked it up from tile giant, will be using it next week so will let you all know what its like.

 

[White Room]

Did you have order one

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

how dose that work :yikes:

 

[White Room]

This link is a tool company Rubi Glass Mosaic Seperator 17946 - £29.75 - www.protilertools.co.uk

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

ive allways nipped mine ,do you guys use these then ? :lol:

 

[White Room]

I've never heard of it gooner but will wait for some feedback from seamonkey

 

[Stan001]

I see a picture and I still don’t know how it works (me dumb).

In our local CTD they use the Rubi tile breaker (its like a G clamp with the top being like a breaker and the bottom being a sharp pip), so they score with cutter then break with breaker. Recons it breaks better, any thickness and not so many losses. They demo’d it and it does work (but near £100 – ouch). {fyi – they never used the crank part but just gave the height adjuster a twist – very crude – but worked}
Anyone run separate breakers? Is this similar to this mosaic thing? Is there a picky of the mosaic thing actually attached to a TX?

 

[diamondtiling]

I use mosaic nippers, or if its natural stone and they are small enough I use my smallest sigma, works every time.

 

[user123]

Just looked at it and assume the base bit is the breaker? But seems too flat, or maybe it's just the photo angle... and you'd have to slide it down for each tessera? Phaffy...? Hmmm...

 

[White Room]

You need a TX or a TR for it to fit, a TX I have but if you have'nt an expensive cut for mosaic

 

[seamonkey]

Ok used it today.... for two mosaics then went straight back to the pinchers. Might be ok on thin ceramics but alot of fiddle for no great results. probably not the last time I will be suckered by tool **** though :lol: