Time for a tile cutter guide?

[Dan]

Good idea. Can it be added to menu?
I'm sure you could loose one if you had to

When you go to the tools forum it's displayed at the top as a notice.

 

[Dan]

I think the problem is people sign up with the thought in there mind to post to ask about cutters and unless something slaps them in the face when they sign up, there probably gonna post. What about a page for when new members sign up with faqs

We could maybe have a page after you sign up that has categories for say, tiling, tools, training and all that kinda stuff. Then let people post a question in there and others answer. Then display all the existing questions. The most frequently answered could be the ones at the top maybe?





Oh wait a minute.....




... That's what we have lol

 

[Old Mod]

We could maybe have a page after you sign up that has categories for say, tiling, tools, training and all that kinda stuff. Then let people post a question in there and others answer. Then display all the existing questions. The most frequently answered could be the ones at the top maybe?





Oh wait a minute.....




... That's what we have lol

And how the bloody hell do we know that?
We don't sign up and see that page.

 

[Dan]

And how the bloody hell do we know that?
We don't sign up and see that page.

Haha

Logged in members can view that page here lol

tilersforums.com | Professional wall and floor tilers forum - http://www.tilersforums.com/forums/

 

[Old Mod]

Haha

Logged in members can view that page here lol

tilersforums.com | Professional wall and floor tilers forum - http://www.tilersforums.com/forums/

That just takes you to forum page

 

[Old Mod]

That's a bit obscure!

 

[On one]

It's too subjective an issue to produce a guide.
Reviews and personal recommendations are the only way.
Of course, having a go at trade events is the best way to have a test-ride.

My advice is this:
1) for newbies / diy and people used to Rubi cutters - if the tiles are less than 600mm - get Rubi.
2) for anything over 600mm I would only EVER consider Sigma.
3) after using a Sigma for anything over 600mm, sell your Rubi cutters and buy more Sigma cutters.
4) Enjoy!

Harsh,but true.