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Clipper TT 200 EM wet cutter
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[QUOTE="True Tiling, post: 735546"] Just bought one of these, and I thought I'd let the tilers out there know about how good this machine is. I've used Rubi and Briccolina wet cutters in the past, but this smokes them. It's got a good sized top with a fixed surrounding water tray and rubber plug. The blade it comes with is of high-grade which really surprised me (no need to whack £50 on a 200mm). It rips through dense porcelain without the slightest of arguments and tiny chipping (they make blades which are fitted) Great machine, strong and self-contained water tray (not removable). Comes with a hard case and tools also. Only downside is that the rubber bung is not 100% water-tight, but I've permanently fixed mine in place and tip the water out after use instead. Very cheap compared to Rubi, and better. [/QUOTE]
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