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standard mosaic sheets are 300x300 aren't they ?,i also like sir ramics idea about using a mouse matt too,as the mosic matt is about £50.

Thanks Dave,general mosaic sheets are 300x300 aren't they?,will ring Dave at tt to get one,looking forward to my first sigma,sold my old ts 400 with the 750kg to a mate,the only thing that I wanted on my small cutter was the moving breaking system,thanks again.

What are they like on mosaics ? And can Dave at Tradetiler get them ?

Which grout blade do you use with your fien cutter? I have had the super cut for years,although struggle getting blades off the shelf,so I bought another one just so I was able to get blades off the shelf,wouldn't be without them.

Ts 55 as above,makita and dewalt do track saws a little cheaper,if that's all you want it for.

like the look of the raimonde system,the lash clips hurts your fingers after a while,what a wuss lol.

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been rubi for the last 25 odd years,so rubi for me,although wouldn't mind trying a sigma,after seeing the rubi sigma vid.

blakladers in blacklader trousers,best kneepads and trousres,they wipe the floor with the snickers ones,never tried the alpro or red backs never where jeans to work since doing my knee in,and never got on with ones you puy on over jeans,always used to move and was forever adjusting them.

dont go for the makita cordless cuts out too much,go for a corded model.i went for a metabo,great clutch,and only a little bit more than makita dewalt bosch, steer away from the cordless in my opinion.

Think you're right Andy,yes bri that is another avenue,just had my van sign written, and website sorted,cards and leaflets etc are next in line,bills and mortgage come first drat lol,got on the phone to mates in the building game and work is coming in again,should market myself better, rather...

Seems to drop off after school hols and the beginning of jan,

thanks,sir ramic,keep up the good work,regards darren.

over 25 years experience,check some of my work@ www.finishingtouch-homeinteriors.com,kind regards,darren.

Fair comment,I have used the lash clip system,and had good results with the finish,but it does hurt the fingertips after a while,it just seems so expensive to go down the riamonde route

Thanks for the response guys,to what extent do you get the substrate on walls and floors spot on,if your tiling a job for a builder or plumber where you're tiling a bathroom and the walls have dips and bellies as such or a floor with the same,as I put my level on the wall to see where I'm going...

Anybody used the riamonde levelling system,I have used the lash clip ones but it hurts your fingers after a while,thinking of going the painless way,or do I stick to doing it without either to keep the cost down as you can spend £30/£60 a standard size bathroom,for the clips

another festooligan,dont no why i never make my own,paid £70 for the last one i had made to suit the hieght differences from one floor to another,thanks for sharing t f s i will be earning that myself next time,regards darren.

its the dust extraction that does it for me,no more eating m d f,brilliant system,and as you have said,worth their wieght in gold for so many different reasons.

I agree expensive but worth it.Bit like marcrist 850 hole cutters