Recent content by Chalker

This is how I used to use my 10m9. Was a great saw, but used a dewalt and grinder more. So sold it to someone on this forum. . Catchment was a 1200mm plastic plant growing tub that i got online. Still used to this day

On envelope cuts you need to remove an amount of the tile. Usually 3mm, which is the thickness of a cutting blade. This then allows the use of a3 mm spacer, when the tile is set in place.

I have one . But not selling it! I use it on metros, just for a laugh :D

Nice to mr Chumley Warner ( posh guy) still has a job narrating

Hi Neat idea. But most built in mixers I fit, come like yours, but ready done. Grohe, geberitt and viega all make "I boxes " where the mixer is within a waterproof housing and then a gasket is fitted before tiling and a neoprene seal on the reverse of the shower chrome trim.

It's so difficult to value a used sigma cutter. As few come up for sale second hand. That tells a story . If you own one, you don't want to sell it! If you kept it for 3 years and looked after it, I bet you would sell it for 80% of its purchase cost. Or more!

What's negative rake?

I have the proxxon saw. Didn't know they did one. Good find.

Only problem with the electric saws is when it flicks the off cut out like a bullet! Shame you can't get a thin grinder disc in one.?

They will be the pins that locate the tilting table to the main body of the saw. It sould be set just slightly higher than the main body. I never used the fence as I liked to use the adjustable square and fix the small fence to that. This was set square to the blade.

wonder if this will appear on this side of the pond? And if it's any good! Bet the blades don't last long.

Just beat you there mark.:p

Don't they all go on holiday for a month on September.?

Are the tiles ceramic or porcelain?

Pretty sure this is sorted by now! Was nearly 6 years ago.