What size of tile cutter to buy?

[Dumbo]

Just noticed on your profile you are from slovakia it's very possible your requirements for length of Tile cutter could be different to UK but I would get a 700 cutter or a 1000 I would not get a 900 as there are a fair few 1000 tiles around

 

[LM]

There's no disadvantage at all, it's just that the most common formats can be handled with these cutters and they're of a more manageable size, but if your going to the range of 100cm then you'd be better off with a cutter that can handle 120cm as that is also a common size of tile when you step up from 600 territory and my suggestion then would be a 3e3m.

 

[colmic]

Thanks a lot guys. Appreciate it.

 

[Italy]

Why not biger size (90 cm or 100 cm)
If I'm willing to pay for 100 cm size, what disadvantage does it have in comparison to 3C3M (72 cm). Or those 30 cm are useless?

because it is too big and heavy, Use only the 100cm would be physically annoying and cumbersome.
the 100 is ok if you also have the 63 / 65cm, which is the measure most used by me.

 

[Flintstone]

The 3c3m is more than big enough if you had a 1000 cutter it would be too big most of the time and take up half the room

 

[Tile Shop]

When I wanted to buy my first cutter, was advised to get a 1200 sigma to cater for a lot of the larger stuff that is available now. Due to not fitting anything that big just yet and working in tight spaces, I went for the monti 63 (only cuz I couldn't test the sigma and it worked out cheaper) as it will be more manageable on the smaller format projects. But if you get the 1200 and have the room to use it, you're covered for pretty much anything that comes your way.

 

[Italy]

When I wanted to buy my first cutter, was advised to get a 1200 sigma to cater for a lot of the larger stuff that is available now. Due to not fitting anything that big just yet and working in tight spaces, I went for the monti 63 (only cuz I couldn't test the sigma and it worked out cheaper) as it will be more manageable on the smaller format projects. But if you get the 1200 and have the room to use it, you're covered for pretty much anything that comes your way.

paul, you have raised still 1200?
would you have second thoughts. 😉