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These are pretty good .
 
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Did have an nd200 good tool but that was years ago don't know if build quality has changed or not.
Just found it a bit redundant as smaller tiles could go on a smaller cutter and anything else was awkward because they were to big and are easier to cut other ways .
Ideal in the day of the 300 x300
I run 600mm thru it easily, even diagonally
 

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