yet another 'which cutter' thread

[Prem Tiler]

I know you lot are sick of this question along with the other old favorite 'is my trowel to small' but lets face it guys its better than 'can I tile on lino'!!

I've been using my old plasplugs compact wet cutter but think its about time I got something a bit more substantial.

I'm not looking for the rolys royce of wet saws but a small but sturdy cutter that will cope with up to 20mm thick tiles.

budget? lets say under £150

 

[DHTiling]

budget? lets say under £150

You do make me laff.....:lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

[doug boardley]

car booty dean!:dizzy2:

 

[Prem Tiler]

is that to low?

you set the budget.

 

[DHTiling]

If you want a flat bed table saw......then i have this one and it is deffo the rolls royce of flat bed tile saws..

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but you will get no change from around £600

i have had one for a few years now and what a saw...powerful 1.5hp motor...cuts upto about 35mm thick ....

 

[Swanseajack]

From recommendations from Screwfix forum, I use the Wickes Professional tile cutter, it has cut everything I have chucked at it. My Mastertiler, hasn't seen daylight since I bought it about 2 years ago. It also comes with a 3 year warranty, £75 to buy. Original blades were good aswell.

 

[DHTiling]

I also have the dw250n and the nd180 bl but really want the dewalt dw24000...:drool5:

 

[Prem Tiler]

£600! as a new and part time tiler I can justify that quite yet. i was thinking about the ND-180-BL.

Dave I said I'm NOT after the rolls Royce!

 

[DHTiling]

£600! as a new and part time tiler I can justify that quite yet. i was thinking about the ND-180-BL.

Dave I said I'm NOT after the rolls Royce!

So you did...:lol:

the nd 180 BL is fine..... get a rubi cpc2 blade as well..

 

[kilty55]

hi prem,,i bought the nd 180 bl to start me off,,changed the blade to a marcrist blade as welll,,,not a bad wee cutter but is now falling to bits prob due to the fact i done about 70 jobs with it but its still going just lol. in general for the money it seems fine to start off

 

[chris.tiling]

I bought an Erbauer one from Screwfix as a quick to set up one - has done me ok so far. only cost about £50. Not had to tackle anything as thick as 20mm yet though!Dont use it all the time as on bigger jobs I use my bigger bench saw type cutter.

 

[woodie]

I know you lot are sick of this question along with the other old favorite 'is my trowel to small' but lets face it guys its better than 'can I tile on lino'!!

I've been using my old plasplugs compact wet cutter but think its about time I got something a bit more substantial.

I'm not looking for the rolys royce of wet saws but a small but sturdy cutter that will cope with up to 20mm thick tiles.

budget? lets say under £150

hello mate, i don't know what £150 will get you but i don't think it'll be up to much i forked out £1200.00 for my beast and it'll do what it says on the tin

 

[doug boardley]

I also have the dw250n and the nd180 bl but really want the dewalt dw24000...:drool5:

you really really really want one don't you:lol: I think David at TT should give one for sending business his way lol:hurray:

 

[Prem Tiler]

you really really really want one don't you:lol: I think David at TT should give one for sending business his way lol:hurray:

PMSL Thats you off Dave@TT's christmas list Doug.

 

[DHTiling]

you really really really want one don't you:lol: I think David at TT should give one for sending business his way lol:hurray:

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: As if....:smilewinkgrin: