Recent content by peteablard

Lol, had a TX700 once and that was bad enough!

The problem is you need 18 people to carry the Rubi

Didn't get back to that job this week but will get some feedback to you ASAP Alan.

I got them too plus a couple of 160mm ones to test in the Flex CS60 wet saw I got from them a few weeks ago.

I've only done a few cuts with it. I ordered the 800 and 1600mm rails with it too .it will be gettingt used properly on Monday and will let you know.

I was talking to him today as wanted a bit of advice about the Flex CS60 wet saw which I ended up ordering from them. Service as usual was second to none

£20 gazebo but rarely need to use it as most of my work is new builds or refurbs and there's normally a room to set up in if needs be

Selling my 2g as prefer my ts40, as mentioned above its too unstable. Was only speaking to Lee from Sigma yesterday at a trade day and asked about the max handle for it but not available so it's going on ebay

Angle grinder blades last OK cutting dry, there should be something out there for it lasts

I'd also want to know who was going to be training you and see a portfolio of their work. I've done a few small geometric jobs but could talk as if I'd done way more than I had. Doing a few jobs doesn't qualify you to train others. Make sure they really do have the correct experience to be...

Mind you I've seen some really simple jobs cocked up too!!

Seen a few pictures on here of geometric floors done by so called experienced tilers and they've made a right balls up!

Yes they do, I got a 1200 from them

I love the 2g. Couldn't get on with the pull handle on the bigger cutter so swapped to the Max handle but clicked with it straight away on this. I'm sure I will use it again but the TS40 hasn't been out since I got it!

If it's a think tile I spread on the back for thin tiles I use a margin trowel (About a fiver from Trade Tiler)(