Dewalt d24000 vs Montolit tornado vs rubi dw250n

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

The DeWALT 24000 For me, The tornado looks good I like the laser feature. I wonder who ripped who off, but come on Rome was built quicker than assembling that Montolit. I could have the bottom half of a bathroom done by the time this guy has set his machine up. Plus his suit looks like it came from Matalan (I only wear Jeff Banks or Braumler for work,) if I am pushed I might have to consider a Pierre Cardin. I need to get a new Butler:yikes:

 

[merlecollins]

Plus his suit looks like it came from Matalan (I only wear Jeff Banks or Braumler for work,) if I am pushed I might have to consider a Pierre Cardin. I need to get a new Butler

:lol:You're making too much dosh Hobbo:lol:

 

[tommyzooom]

The DeWALT 24000 For me, The tornado looks good I like the laser feature. I wonder who ripped who off, but come on Rome was built quicker than assembling that Montolit. I could have the bottom half of a bathroom done by the time this guy has set his machine up. Plus his suit looks like it came from Matalan (I only wear Jeff Banks or Braumler for work,) if I am pushed I might have to consider a Pierre Cardin. I need to get a new Butler:yikes:

:lol:
In fairness most of the time is a once off set up.
It has a lot of clever features though, which i'm sure dewalt will incorporate in their mk3:smilewinkgrin:

 

[merlecollins]

dewalt will incorporate in their mk3

A DeWalt Mark 3?? :yikes:

How do I get on the waiting list:drool5:

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Make sure you put your best suit on Kev

 

[merlecollins]

Make sure you put your best suit on Kev

You'll have to lend me one Phil:lol::lol:

 

[diamondtiling]

I have just read on another forum (JLC online) that the dewalt's bearings may have to be replaced after 12 months of continued use and that it could do with a bit more cutting power?
Anyone heard this?

The Sigma 10m is double the price of a dewalt but in 8 years I have only had to replace the blade (£80) 4 times.

http://www.sigmaitalia.com/?lang=en

 

[ross9807]

ah ha, yeah sorry about the language.

but thanks everyone, it looks like i've found my answer.

its gotta be the dewalt. Havent heard a bad word about it yet, and also thats a good point about the montolit being the first one ....teething problems etc. also diddnt realise its 50kg!!! crikey, i'd break my back getting it out of the van

and i even found a laser that u can put on the guard to impress my missus.

QEP Tile Saw Laser Guide For tIle Saws

thanks again!

 

[richard Kent]

I'm sure I'll get a caning for this, but I'm not the biggest dewalt fan around and I've never seen the Dewalt wet saw cutter in the flesh so to speak.
I'm old enough to remember Elu.
When Dewalt started off I had a 14volt Elu drill and a 14 volt Dewalt drill the Dewalt didn't even come close to the Elu in power and battery life and yet supposedly the same drill.
In the past I was asked to test Dewalt tools and was given their portable table saw to play with for 6 months, it broke after 3 weeks.
In the six months I had it, at least for two months it was being repaired.
The only Dewalt tool I've ever been happy with is their mitre saw stand :curtain:
With all the praise their wet saw gets I can only presume they have got their act together.

 

[Gazzer]

With all the praise their wet saw gets I can only presume they have got their act together.

I dont have many Dewalt tools either but this is pure quality and gets used . No issues so far.
I am not just saying this because Tradetiler sell them as they also sell Rubi and Rubi are site sponsors....IMO The Dewalt is 3 times the machine over the Rubi of similar price.