What Wet Saw do you use?

[One Day]

Think the laser could be useful, but going by the reviews the Dewalt is a better buy.

Yup it should be useful and being Monty probably is dead accurate. Still, with B&Q sticking laser lines on everything including tape measures, it's kind of cheapened them!

 

[Gall.B]

Being from B&Q cheapens it.

My Bro's (joiner) Dewalt chopsaw has a laser on.

 

[One Day]

Being from B&Q cheapens it.

My Bro's (joiner) Dewalt chopsaw has a laser on.

True. Good point!

 

[charlie1]

I have the bigger brother of the ND200.. i have the Rubi Diamante D200 fully stainless steel machine..about £650 they are

And like quite a few on here now.. also have the Dewalt D24000 saw..

I would have thought with having the dewalt cutter then no real use for the smaller rubi wet cutter with the exception of portability?

 

[DHTiling]

I would have thought with having the dewalt cutter then no real use for the smaller rubi wet cutter with the exception of portability?

Kitchen splashbacks etc


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[Peter]

Mainly use a QEP 750 with a decent blade on it although have access to a big Sigma and a Rubi bridge cutter when needs must. The QEP is hard to beat for everyday use and great for use indoors.

 

[JDFMMosaics]

The Rubi ND180BL with a marcrist blade is what I tend to use. Though if needed I
have a Rubi Diamant DW250N that I bought on one mad moment.