What wet wheel do you use and why?

[muddy_trousers]

Also what blade have you got on there? I'm due a change so some consumer info would be great from you guys.

 

[Gazzer]

Montolit wheel in the grinder, its great.
Dewalt wet cutter still using a standard Dewalt wheel but starting to come to its end. I have a spare Rubi CPC wheel as a replacement that I had when I had a Rubi DW250n. When that needs changing then probably the Montolit wheel, heard lots of positive responses .

 

[Mike]

i've just changed from the marchrist to the monti, the monti is twice as good (and twice the price) but just powers through the best of porcelain with very little chipping whereas the marchrist was struggling and chips a lot on porcelain

 

[Stef]

Im the same as Mike, i changed to a monti blade & its awesome.

I posted before that there wasnt much difference between the monti & the marcrist but i take it back as the monti is a far superior blade.

I have the Pro-Gres blade in my grinder & it eases through the toughest porcelain with zero kick back.

Back to the original blade in the dewalt (Broke marcrist blade) but when i come to change i will be getting a montolit DNA

 

[DHTiling]

I have the Montolit DNA blade in me Dewalt D24000

And i have the Montolit pro gres in my makita grinder..

Both from trade tiler...

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[Mike]

I have the Montolit DNA blade in me Dewalt D24000

And i have the Montolit pro gres in my makita grinder..

Both from trade tiler...

Tiling Tools Menu

I had my DNA from trade tilers too. Great service and next day delivery

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[White Room]

Montolit blade for me, the marcrist cuts well but the chipping was just to much...

 

[cozy]

so have bought on theifbay a newish vitrex cutter for my stack of porcelain tiles its in good condition now however what best 180mm diamond blade to put on it folks

 

[Mike]

i have the 180 monti dna disc on my vitrex. you may have to turn the spindle/bush around to accomodate the 22mm bore. the vitrex disc has a 16mm bore

 

[Peter]

Put a 180mm wheel on my Vitrex last year from some place recommended on here. The blade cost about £30 and cuts through everything with ease and still loads of life in it about a year and a half later. Can't beat it for the money, doesn't chip either.

Tile Slysa Turbo Premium; Diamond Blades; Right Lines Ltd - UK

 

[prceramics]

i have a Tomecanic wet saw paid £80 for it off some bloke came with 3 blades, still on the 1st one good bit of kit
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[doug boardley]

DNA Montolit for me too, rips through even the toughest porc.

 

[bugs183]

The DNA blades are brilliant, yep it costs more, but why put up with rubbish kit, also the monolit blade for the grinder is superb, makes awkward cuts around sockets really easy, but make sure you have a small grinder as the wheel may be smaller than the grinder body (if that makes sense)?

 

[Stef]

The DNA blades are brilliant, yep it costs more, but why put up with rubbish kit, also the monolit blade for the grinder is superb, makes awkward cuts around sockets really easy, but make sure you have a small grinder as the wheel may be smaller than the grinder body (if that makes sense)?

Take it you are talking about the Montolit Squadro?

I have the 115mm Pro-Gres & the Squadro, its great for cutting a hole out the middle of a tile.

 

[bugs183]

Yea sorry, the squadro!!!!
Cuts through rock hard porcelain like butter.