Wet cutter

[Colour Republic]

yes Rob David does do the budle but im sure the chap can find that on his site..lol

Yeah but I can't!!! I've just looked and I was wondering what it had in it!

 

[White Room]

I wish that Tradetiler would do the Brocolina, a great little cutter and would suit the newbies and would fit easily into the back of a boot of a car.

It's quiet and very little spray

 

[BTP TILING]

When I completed my tiling course i bought a little cutter called a Brocolina (i think), it was superb for kitchens, very small and handy to carry round, also had a Clarke cutter, also very good but a bit heavy

 

[ACS]

Ive managed to obtain most of the gear I need, some I already had from previous diy. I have to admit to buying trowels, drycutter etc from some local tile shops just so I that can start building up a raport with the staff.
One store I found especially supportive was NC tiles, had a 40% discount from the off, the gear is made by genesis, certainly not top range but will do for now. I used their nicobond rapidflex for a splashback and although still a layman it seemed very good and the price to me quite reasonable with the discount.

Ive been looking for the bricolina on the net but apart from the states its proving to be quite ellusive.

As and when I start upgrading I will certainly order from trade tiler, if Dave was able to provide a 'new start' type of machine around the £60 mark it might prove quite popular.

A.

 

[Mike]

Ive managed to obtain most of the gear I need, some I already had from previous diy. I have to admit to buying trowels, drycutter etc from some local tile shops just so I that can start building up a raport with the staff.
One store I found especially supportive was NC tiles, had a 40% discount from the off, the gear is made by genesis, certainly not top range but will do for now. I used their nicobond rapidflex for a splashback and although still a layman it seemed very good and the price to me quite reasonable with the discount.

Ive been looking for the bricolina on the net but apart from the states its proving to be quite ellusive.

As and when I start upgrading I will certainly order from trade tiler, if Dave was able to provide a 'new start' type of machine around the £60 mark it might prove quite popular.

A.

I;ve been using the vitrex 750 for over a year now and it's a cracking machine, very quiet compared to lower priced machines and a good sized disc which won't wear down quick. flies through ceramics and granite and ive cut through grade 5 porcelain ( found it a bit hard tho) cant go wrong at £100 in topps or £130 in screwfix. replacement discs are £19 in topps

 

[Dan]

Bump.