What wet saw to buy?

[Tony73]

I thought the Sigma 9p was closer to £900....? If its £600 then its a great buy

i'm sure it's good mashine Sir Ramic, but i like DW for now
. That is why this forum is great, you can get opinions and godd advice from people with expirience :hurray:

 

[shogun rua]

think Dave THINK!!!!!!!!! lol

 

[DHTiling]

think Dave THINK!!!!!!!!! lol

knew i saw it somewhere.. around 700 quid... http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-tools/60080-sigma-wet-saws-2.html#post616355

 

[Tony73]

got y DW for £720 :hurray:

 

[aphilp]

The De Walt 2400 is a fantastic machine escpecially for 600 x 600 mm tiles and cutting any stone

Fantastic for mitring - for the price - best machine on market.

We bought ours from Trade Tiler

Best Wishes

Anne

 

[TT Tiling]

hi yes well happy with my dw ,good around cutter ,tryed lots before ,i use a rubi nd200 table saw with the dw theres no job they cant do ,hope this helps

 

[mistral]

Clipper is still my fave. Had it ages.

 

[shogun rua]

Hi,

Got ma dewalt and tried it out cuts like a dream, just one thing when im trying to cut out a right angle i cant get right into the corner(without over cutting the tile surface) and its leaving a wee bit of tile what am i doing wrong?

Cheers

Paul

 

[Andy Tiler]

Don't get the RUBI 180 BL mines rusting after 4weeks. I'm struggling to get rubi to sort it!! And it's advertised with a stainless steel bed think I'm gona get my money back

 

[White Room]

I know there are different grades of stainless and some can rust but not what you expected.....

 

[Andy Tiler]

Not on a wetsaw,there advertising it as stainless but it's coated with a chrome
On a mild steel back....! False advertising :/

 

[Colour Republic]

Hi,

Got ma dewalt and tried it out cuts like a dream, just one thing when im trying to cut out a right angle i cant get right into the corner(without over cutting the tile surface) and its leaving a wee bit of tile what am i doing wrong?

Cheers

Paul

All overhead cutters will leave a little nib, if it's a thin tile then you can grind it out by pushing it against the side of the blade once you've snapped the offcut out, or if it's thicker turn the tile upside down and do it from the back again after you've snapped out the offcut.

Basically if you where use to a bench cutter but are now cutting from above so the blade is inverted as such.