scoring wheel

[shogun rua]

Hi,

Ive got a rubi tx 60 i think lol, what scoring wheel do you recommend for porcelain?

Cheers

Paul

 

[Stewart]

I use the rubi gold scoring wheels on my tx as they last longer. I would use an 8 or 10 mm on smooth or polished porcelain and a 22 mm on rough or textured porcelain....


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[White Room]

Do you mean a TS, the wheel shaft on the TX is larger..

 

[shogun rua]

Rubi TS-60-Plus Tile Cutter 16960

 

[Stewart]

If it is a TS then same advice applies, though the TS does struggle to cut a lot of porcelain....


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[shogun rua]

aye i noticed that what upgrade would you recommened mate?

 

[RubiUK]

Hi Shogun rua you have not got a tx60 because they do not make one. They make a tr 600 or a ts60 but not a tx, But that does not matter. The scoreing wheel to use on polished or smooth porcelain is 8mm and 6mm. The best of the 2 is 8mm because it last longer because its bigger. 10mm is for non slip ceramic and if your on uneven or non smooth porcelain it is 18mm as the v on the scoreing wheel is at a different angle for porcelain and ceramic.

 

[Brian the Tile]

i always use the 6mm for all tiles,you can see the marked tile better imo