To all Norton Clipper users

[Burnsy]

I have just recieved mine and had a quick play around with it on a small job. Is it just me using it on an uneven surface or does the water tray need re filling every five minutes?

Also when mitring is there an extention arm as once the top is tilted there is only about 10cm before the tile falls of the table (if that makes sense :lol. Once the guide is clamped on to the edge of the top thre is only abot 10cm to the blade - that sounds clearer!

Do you all use the blade that comes with it or change it one from TT?

It seems a very good machine with a powerful motor but just need to get used to it

Many thanks

P.S The instructions tht it comes with are poor

 

[Burnsy]

Bump - im using it tommorow :lol:

 

[DHTiling]

A couple members have them.. you just need to attract their attention..

In fact if i recall correct.. Grumpygrouter has one..

Give him a pm..

 

[Burnsy]

Cheers Dave

 

[mistral]

I've got one and love it - the TT250G....... the water does seem to need refilling a fair bit, but it's not difficult to do, there's a slot to pour it into.
Don't know of an extension for the bed.
The wheel that comes with it has been fine so far, coped with ceramic, stone and porcelain nicely.

 

[Burnsy]

Forgot to say mine is the TT200EM model

 

[biffa]

Ive got the sms 252, fantastic machine and the clipper blades are very good. Nice smooth cut and they last for ages.

 

[mistral]

Got a load of porcelain coming up, so ordered the top jolly Norton super gres blade for it just to be sure - £108, ouch.