Wet cutter

[area tiling]

This question has probably been asked before but am on the look out for a good quality wet saw , minimum splashing , integral water compartment , and not to noisy !! Have an erauber , at the moment which am not to impressed with any ideas , budget is anything up to £200 !

 

[White Room]

What tiles are you cutting...

 

[Dave]

Have a look at the Norton cutters .

 

[Rosco100]

We have used and sell loads of husqvarna table saws model 230f I've personally used the same one for the last 10 years, they are well worth the money

 

[Dave]

We have used and sell loads of husqvarna table saws model 230f I've personally used the same one for the last 10 years, they are well worth the money

Arnt they the same base as the norton models.. They both look identical.

 

[Rosco100]

Arnt they the same base as the norton models.. They both look identical.

No totally different

 

[White Room]

No totally different

Have you used the Husqvarna bridge cutter...

 

[area tiling]

What tiles are you cutting...

Mainly porcelain and ceramics

 

[area tiling]

Like the look of those norton clippers , and the carry case you get! Would like to use my marcrist blade though !

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Why wet cut porcelain and ceramics?
But Norton for me since my Rubi 200 nd or similar died after 20 years.

 

[area tiling]

Mainly for L cuts etc ... Yes and before you say it I do have a grinder which I use a lot , but just want something I can use indoors more!

 

[cam_low]

^^^^doesnt like the cold !!!

 

[Rosco100]

Mainly for L cuts etc ... Yes and before you say it I do have a grinder which I use a lot , but just want something I can use indoors more!

You can use the 230f indoors without a problem,The water drips back into the water tray (obviously doesn't when doing large format tiles), A mate has a Norton and he's always getting me to cut glass tiles for him as the norton seems to chatter them

 

[Peter]

What sort if Erbaur is it? I got a 750watt one a while ago, stuck a decent blade on it and it's fantastic. Admittedly using it without a blade guard as the standard one was wick.