What's the best diamond wheel cutter

[Smudger]

I used to have a top diamond wheel cutter but can't remember the make (italian I think). It would go through anythink without damaging the edges. I've got a crappy one I used when I did my kitchen & bathroom, but not man enough for the real thing. What do you guys think? Don't want to break the bank as I just starting out again (my bank hate me as it is) but the finish has to be tip-top so expecting to pay a bit.

 

[doug boardley]

I dunno Smudger, I don't cut many diamond wheels,,,,boom boom!................I'll get my coat:ban:

 

[Aston]

hi mate

if its italian then it could be raimondi, montolit, sigma or briccolina

the briccolini is very small but cuts really accurate and smooth....about £110 to buy ;0)

ed

 

[DHTiling]

Doug...

p.s moved to tools forum..

 

[DHTiling]

I used to have a top diamond wheel cutter but can't remember the make (italian I think). It would go through anythink without damaging the edges. I've got a crappy one I used when I did my kitchen & bathroom, but not man enough for the real thing. What do you guys think? Don't want to break the bank as I just starting out again (my bank hate me as it is) but the finish has to be tip-top so expecting to pay a bit.

Sigma maybe..?

 

[Daz]

I would say the blade is more important than the cutter itself. What cutter do you have? What size is the blade? Check out ************** Home and view the diamond blades that are on there, you should be able to find one that fits your cutter.

Good luck.

Daz

 

[Andy Allen]

how much you looking at spending

 

[Smudger]

Doug, you kill me. Nearly laughed myself (nearly!!)

Andy, depends really, bit out of touch with the market. About £150 I guess but as its for the business I can set some it off so I could go more if it was worth it.

 

[Aston]

if you've got 150, just get a vitrex from tradetiler and stick a half decent blade in it mate..