Wet cutter

[Rookery]

I think CTD have the Norton on offer at the mo. I've not got one myself but a pal of mine has and says its ace.

 

[scouse dave]

Looking to buy some tools also....who are CTD? Thanks

 

[Gazzer]

Ceramic Tile Distributers

http://www.ctdtiles.co.uk/

 

[Stef]

I think CTD have the Norton on offer at the mo. I've not got one myself but a pal of mine has and says its ace.

£95.00 on special Apr.May.Jun.

 

[hotrod]

£95.00 on special Apr.May.Jun.

Yep that's where I go mine from nice bit of kit for under £100!

 

[ubdai]

Yep that's where I go mine from nice bit of kit for under £100!

Any chance of a weblink for it.

cheers
ubdai

 

[AliGage]

If your just starting out i'd get a cheap plasplug and buy a decent blade for it. But i'd definately get myself an angle grinder as well. I'm finding i'm using the grinder more and more these days.

 

[Jeff the tiler]

Do you actually need a wet cutter or would you better off with a 4 1/2 grinder and tile blade. It opens the debate that i am sure there are many old posts on. I have a wet cutter and can not remember when I last used it.

I think a grinder may be your best option and then if you have any thicker travertine or similar to cut then you could hire a bridge saw inItially. Just a thought.