Wet Cutter

[bobbin]

Good point Aston, I had the dewalt before and I think I am leaning that way again, like you mentioned dwc410 for longer cuts.
Think I would go for new though just for the peace of mind. Just noticed trade tiler is out of dewalt cutters. Anywhere else anyone would recommend? Need it this weekend

 

[Aston]

The dewalt takes a couple of minutes to set up. not really a two man job in terms of carrying, just 2 trips tot the van.

 

[Aston]

hi bobbin,
you could spend literally £1000's of pounds on tile saws and in the right situations with the right voulume of work it would be worth it but a dewalt is a really really good all round saw, especially on the domestics and for stone work up to a certain size and area. Add you angle grinders and a good saw with a a guide/rail, you can work efficiently and cost effective for minimal outlay and thats what its all about, the maths ;0)

 

[bobbin]

I have a rubi to-66s as well so manual cutting I am happy with. Think the dewalt it will be again. Funny how things work around. I had one sold it on a few years ago and now back to needing one!

 

[bobbin]

Not sure if Dave from tradetiler will see this but could do with knowing when he will get stock of the 240v

 

[bobbin]

Just messaged him so hopefully I can get this at the weekend with a great price from Dave

 

[David - Tradetiler]

DeWalt are annoyingly out of stock of 240v until fist week of October. We have plenty of 110v

You can see it in their video on our YouTube channel

 

[bobbin]

Thanks Dave,
Is there any real difference in the 110v as I have a dropper box so can use it. My stuff is nearly all resize so don't need the 110v for site work, but I guess it makes sense to have the option if needed. Also do you sell the stones that you can get to clean the cutting blades if you have done a lot of stone cutting, a dressing stone I believe they are called?

 

[David - Tradetiler]

The 110v is 1500 watt motor and the 240v is 1600 watt motor, that is the only differnce

 

[bobbin]

OK so i have gone for the dewalt, had to get it from somewhere else as wanted the 240v, sorry dave, but needed it this weekend. I do appreciate your time and help.
I will be getting the blade from you but will give the dealt a go first and see if it is up to scratch on travertine.