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[hillhead]

My 10m is a great wet saw, I'd still love to test a dewalt though.
The price difference is massive, 3hp motor on board the sigma so eats all in her way without problems.
Build quality is sound too but whether it justifies the money? I don't know.
I do know of 20 year old sigmas like mine still cutting well.
Too heavy IMO too, but that's what you get with quality sone times.

 

[Ian]

I suppose if it lasts twice as long as a dewalt then its worth the cash, it took me a good few months to pluck up the courage to part with £750!!!! I think I'd have a breakdown if I had to pay nearly 2 grand for a tool :lol:

 

[abtiling]

All of my angle grinders and mixers are dewalt but when it comes to cutters, Sigma is much much better than other brands. I have already gotten my money back after 3 months working with 10m

 

[Tomtiler]

my 600cutter and my 500 and 300 had a brand new 300 but thats the one that got stolen

 

[hillhead]

My 10M paid for itself real quick too, at the time I had a 10k labour job on and a good bit of marble in it so worked out sweet as my customer used my discount in the tile shop too with the shop forwarding me a percentage too.
So my cutter was cleared immediately, lol.
It's the work people which has to buy our tools, if the works there keep the tools up to date.

 

[hillhead]

Here's my now 6 year old Sigma 10M, a real workhorse.



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[DHTiling]

Here's my now 6 year old Sigma 10M, a real workhorse.



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The only Sigma cutter that looks worthy of me owning one..

 

[Stewart]

The only Sigma cutter that looks worthy of me owning one..

I agree... and only a Rubi user can move it.....(;0)


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[White Room]

brand new SIGMA 10M9
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£1800 on e-bay...ouch

 

[doug boardley]

Here's my now 6 year old Sigma 10M, a real workhorse.



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gotta say Joe, I had a bash with one just like that last time I was working in Scotland and I was impressed with it