Tile cutting advice

[Paul ja]

use a dry cutter on the straight cuts mate makes life easier and on the L cuts or any other angle score the lines with your dry cutter and then cut them slowly with your wet cutter... life will be good lol

Any recommendation of a decent dry cutter ?

Cheers

 

[Paul ja]

Thanks for all the advice chaps

 

[Andy Allen]

Sigma is the best cutter by far and will sell easy again when finished ......however there not cheap

Big clinkers are ment to be good although I've never used one....

Don't bother with a rubi only amateurs use them. :sofahide:...lol

 

[Stef]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191189445459
Great buy..

 

[White Room]

One of the guys on here is selling his TX700 http://www.tilersforums.com/12-sale-wanted/73834-rubi-tx700n-sale.html

 

[Rookery]

One of the guys on here is selling his TX700 http://www.tilersforums.com/12-sale-wanted/73834-rubi-tx700n-sale.html

Perhaps a bit over the top for a DIYer cutting ceramics. A Rubi Star 60 at under £100 from Trade Tiler would do. Or a Big Clinker from Screwfix at a bit over £100.

 

[White Room]

Perhaps a bit over the top for a DIYer cutting ceramics. A Rubi Star 60 at under £100 from Trade Tiler would do. Or a Big Clinker from Screwfix at a bit over £100.

Buy it then sell on ebay after your've finished with it....

 

[Paul ja]

Borrowed a dry cutter so we'll see how it goes

 

[mike1979]

Buy my sigma £40

 

[Sean SML Tiling]

Mike you would get more at auction for that thing 🙂 is it 1700's or 1800's? Haha