rubi tx 700 will cope with everything that a sigma or monti will imo
the montolits have the secondary breaker and it is a nice feature for diagonals and mosaics apart from that then theres nothing in it between monti and sigma...ferrari and lamborghini ...
i just now prefer the twin rail cutters but i am going to get the larger sigma 1.25m version because that is one excellent cutter!!! click clock system and its a push version!!!
Not on the breaking arm Dave, adjustable bar and sprung tables, having said that I can fit an adjustable breaker to them, I might just call the place where I got them to see how much they are, I think they are very similar to the montolit.
You need to tell Dave at tradetiler that his montolit masterpiuma 125 P2 boasts a cutting length of 12,500mm !! So that would be just one tile to lay in a room then :lol::lol:
You would need a helicopter to deliver it for you. :yikes:
I think the scoring is the issue used to use twin rail found on larger cutters the flex of the twin while scoring causes unequal pressure singal rail is only a guide for scoring the pressure is more equal depending on the person I own sigma 51/75/95 I converted 2 years ago and will not go back to a doubble rail BUT every installer is differnt with choices I like Rubi just dont like doubble roller
If it's a choice between a Sigma and one of the fixed breaker Rubi's, the Sigma will be the far superior cutter. Can't comment on the TX Rubi's, but have used a TS50+ and it was next to useless compared to the equivilent Sigma (wasn't just me).
