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We recommend a couple of the best tiling tool suppliers, Pro Tiler Tools and Trade Tiler
Both supply the best tiling tool supplies, cutter makes, tile trims etc.
Discuss what manual cutter to get in the Tile Cutters (Manual & Wet Cutters) area at TilersForums.com.
Rubi is the choice of the pro...TS 40 and TS 60 plus...great combination Crochi guys
heres my first question...
i really like rubi. if you were me what would you go for??
i like the rubi tr600s. i have read that the ts50 will cope with 99% of most domestic jobs but i am not keen on the seperate break mechanism. (just find it awkward when snapping porcelain)
what do you experts think . is the tr600s a good alround machine??
if i were to get 2, i was thinking of the rubitr400s and the rubi tx700n...is this a good combination...any help appreciated. its an expensice business this tiling lark
cheers
croc
hi guys
heres my first question...
i really like rubi. if you were me what would you go for??
i like the rubi tr600s. i have read that the ts50 will cope with 99% of most domestic jobs but i am not keen on the seperate break mechanism. (just find it awkward when snapping porcelain)
what do you experts think . is the tr600s a good alround machine??
if i were to get 2, i was thinking of the rubitr400s and the rubi tx700n...is this a good combination...any help appreciated. its an expensice business this tiling lark
cheers
croc
Should be no need for a grinder at all,they are tiles not concrete flags lol :wink_smile:hi grumpy
that brings me on to the next bit...what wet cutter. is a master tiler with a macrist blade good enough. its got a 550w motor i think, and i believe they are very reliable. you could buy nearly 4 of them compared to rubi..what do you think, oh and when do you use a angle grinder??
many thanks
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