Best Tile Cutter 2009?

[TT Tiling]

rubi for me all the way , have the 700n 1200n ts50 sorted

 

[Scott]

I have a rubi but did use a sigma 900 couple of years ago and it was quite an old on. I t took off a slither off a 660mm tile 10mm thick without even the tiniest of bevels ont eh cut. I looked into the sigmas before th rubi but was disappointed in the availablitly of them.

I dont think my ts50 plus is as good as the sigma and its showing signs of wear already and its only done around 2000mts!

 

[TTT]

Sigma all the way!!! Only had it a few hours!

 

[Nuddy]

sigma for me i have the 600 and 900, had my 600 nearly 8 yrs only had t change cutting wheel 3 times...i'd say 75% porcelane cuts over the last 4-5yrs deffo had plenty of action. bit wd40 every week sorted!

 

[diamondtiling]

sigma for me i have the 600 and 900, had my 600 nearly 8 yrs only had t change cutting wheel 3 times...i'd say 75% porcelane cuts over the last 4-5yrs deffo had plenty of action. bit wd40 every week sorted!

WD40 on a sigma!!

Not good buddy, get some silicone spray.

 

[DHTiling]

WD40 on a sigma!!

Not good buddy, get some silicone spray.

If there are no rubber components then why no wd40..?

 

[albyshellshear]

wd 40 ok for metal parts but it rots ruber and plastic, silicone spray does'nt so its a better option Nuds mate

 

[Nuddy]

No rubber or plastic on my sigma so i'll stick with my wd40 for now,
cheers for advise anyway Alby..

Another reason Sigma one of best cutters very robust and site friendly, no plastic to wear or break..

 

[richard Kent]

I have just ordered a Little didli Monti from Dave at TT, who needs a NVQ in tiling i've got a Monti :smilewinkgrin:

 

[jwatson]

i use the rubi. ti s 66. it takes some getting use to esspecially if u have used another cutter for a while.(dont be too hasty with the breaker bar.) but i find this a great tool for the job, cuts tiles up to 600mm. can cut tiles at different angles eg 45s good for diamond pattern.
i would get another smaller one as well as it is hard to use in smaller bathrooms/kitchens.

hope this helps