what type of cutter?

[The D]

id forgotten about thatone

I never really got that good at that one

you have to chip the edges first then tap the back.

 

[brinkley]

i wasnt allowed to use a hand cutter till i had mastered the scriber they should bring back that kind of training

 

[Hawkofeagles]

I have a

TS40

TS50+

TS60

TR400s

TX700n

Rubi D200 Diamante wet cutter

Dewalt D24000 wet cutter

Bosch grinder

Dewalt grinder

Cordless grinder

Rotozip

Sounds like a stock list from B&Q Dave...:lol:

 

[doug boardley]

I've streamlined down in the last couple of years, given away my TS 40, TS60 and 240v DW 200 LP, just got;
TX700
TX1200N
110v DW 200 LP
Bosch angle grinder and blade
Bosch cordless jigsaw and ceramic blades

 

[Peter]

Still working out of the car so trying to keep the tools to a minimum until I get a van in ~6 months.

Sigma 7f
Sigma 5a
Sigma 4a
Plasplugs Contractor Plus
Vitrex 750

When I get a van, would ideally also have a grinder, large flatbed/Sigma wetsaw and a Rotozip.

 

[Gazzer]

Rubi Star...Somewhere in the garage
Old small Sigma....given to me by an old tiler (RIP)
Sigma 5a 63cm
Cintride scriber ...(always got one in the tool box)
Plasplugs wet saw...(The big one)
4 angle grinders, 3 Makita 1 Bosch blue
oh and.... DEWALT DW2400 :hurray::drool5:

 

[doug boardley]

which is your favourite at the moment Neale? :lol::lol:

 

[Gazzer]

which is your favourite at the moment Neale? :lol::lol:

Ermmmmmmmm

Dewalt DW24000.....pure tilers **** :drool5:

 

[Peter]

What are you all doing with 3-4 angle grinders? :lol:

 

[Gazzer]

What are you all doing with 3-4 angle grinders? :lol:

1 with Cup wheel for grinding off high spots.
2 with diamond wheel for tile cutting 110v
3 with diamond wheel for tile cutting 240v
4 with wire brush usually kept in the workshop.

Oh i have 2 others too, old ones for use when welding etc.

 

[The D]

Thou shall not covert thy neighbors Dewalt DW24000

but i do i do i do

 

[nybor62]

ts40
ts50+
ts70
sigma.sling the rubi,s sigma is the best for me
makita grinder
norton wet cutter

as the other guy said i can remember just some nips & a tungsten scribe a file .& cardboard of cornflake boxes for spacers

 

[diamondtiling]

4 sigma dry cutters up to a maximum length of 900mm, sigma wet cutter 10m, table top cutter with a brushless motor, rubi ts 60 (only done 6 months work). Bosch 3" grinder, bosch 9" grinder.

 

[mikethetile]

talking about packers reminded me of when I was a very cheeky young pup of a painting apprentice

we were working on a large victorian house bought by italians

they imported some italian tiles complete with italian tilers to stick them

I thought it was hilarious that they were using spaghetti as spacers

10 minutes before every break I had to stick the kettle on, wash the cups and ask if anyone needed anything from the shop, if they did I had to go for them

one day the tilers needed spaghetti and made a big thing of what size to get giving me a packet to get the right one and not to bring anything else

they had some and I bought a couple of packs and then spotted a tin of tinned spaghetti

went back on the job and presented the tin saying I couldnt get anything else

the other lads thought it was hilarious but I had to quickly produce the right spaghetti before I got lynched:yikes:

 

[Spud]

ts 40
ts 40plus
ts60 plus
battipav nuova superpro 750 x2
tx 1200n
18yr old rubi d30 wet cutter
1500 stayer bridge wet cutter
makita cordless grinder 4 1/2"
makita 240v 4 1/2" grinder
bosch 110v 4 1/2" grinder
bosch 9" grinder