which cutter (brand) do you use

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Rubi not doing to bad so far Doug, Mark Ruthven and Pat Ansell will love this

 

[Thespanishtiler]

mini montolit, ts30, ts60 plus, dewalt 2400, cordless angle grinder, rexon hand held

 

[andy-p]

Rubi - ts30 and tx1200
Sigma - 3b
Montolit - Mp75
Rodia - bridge cutter

 

[diamondtiling]

totally agree i also have to sellotape card to the breaker as the metal marks the tiles

Just trying to think back to a time over the last twenty years when I had a similar problem with a sigma.......err.......um.........err...........hang on just thinking.............err.........oh got it!......no, that was something else falling off........err..............um.........

Sorry cant recall anything falling off a sigma.

:8::8:

 

[Andy Allen]

i have a sigma and no problems :smilewinkgrin:

 

[Sean Kelly]

TS40 plus
TS60 plus
Pocket 40

Both TS’s give me trouble with porcelain. The pocket 40 cuts porcs no problem. I have not used my TS40 for ages now. My pocket 40 is my new best friend. Cheers Sean

 

[curlycan]

I use a rubi ts60 plus for large tiles and minimontilite for anything under 150x150.

 

[penno]

Was Rubi until today, doing a shop front with a tile from tile mart, porcelain with a natural stone look, jagged front (get name tomorrow). Rubi wouldn't scratch them, used my montolit and no probs atall.

 

[Peter]

Rubi all the way

(to the skip)

 

[Rob Z]

I have an ancient Tomcanic which works well.

I also have several old-school superiors which we use for white body tile. Are Superiors sold in the UK?

 

[DHTiling]

Not that i know of Rob..

 

[hillhead]

sigma for me too,just what i'm used too but they are one hell of a cutter.

 

[Wylie]

Sigma here cuts most tiles and those that it doesn't no tile cutter could
I might try a montolite some day

 

[borgie]

ts 40
ts 60
tx 700
the proofs in the pudding almost twice as many people voting for rubi so far. enough said :smilewinkgrin:

 

[SandyFloor]

ts 40+, tr60s, star, clinker, small montolit, Benetiere wet, Plasplugs wet, Dewalt d24000

Please stop talking about new tools cos I'm addicted to buying them and the last one on the list was very recent.