Which bench top wet cutter?

[On one]

I'm in need of a bench top wet cutter after the metal arm on the blade guard finally gave up on my 10yr old Plasplugs Professional wet cutter.....not much chance of undoing the allen bolts,too caked up with adh.
So I'm after a wet cutter for splashbacks and say tiles of up to 300mm. Any preferences,new or even 2nd hand?

 

[White Room]

Briccolina for me or another Plasplug...

 

[One Day]

The bolts can be drilled out and replaced - IF you can find another fence...

 

[One Day]

I bought a little Norton with a case from CTD for under a hundred quid.
Aside from the table rusting up, it's a capable little saw - every bit as good as the old MasterTiler I had for years.

 

[On one]

The bolts can be drilled out and replaced - IF you can find another fence...

If
The fence just gave up with metal fatigue,from being knocked about

 

[On one]

I bought a little Norton with a case from CTD for under a hundred quid.
Aside from the table rusting up, it's a capable little saw - every bit as good as the old MasterTiler I had for years.

Is that the one that is on the offer leaflet at the minute?

 

[One Day]

Is that the one that is on the offer leaflet at the minute?

Could be? It always seems to be on offer! Norton TT200EM I think it is.

 

[spooner68]

I used to have the MasterTiler and they were class. The integral water reservoir was perfect for domestic/indoor cutting, but they stopped making them. I've been using the Vitrex QEP Pro 750 for the past year or so. They're almost identical to the old MasterTiler and at under a hundred quid are almost disposable as they last just about a year. Well the amount of use they get from me they last a year.

 

[On one]

Correction.....mine is the Plasplugs Mastertiler.
As I was on the phone to Tradetiler I took the (chance!) of purchasing a new Vitrex Qep Pro 750 guard for all of £5.99!
And it fits,albeit with a bit of tinkering to the underneath. It's alive and kicking!!!