does anyone have a raimondi zoe? - Tile Advice

[cam_low]

She looks like one hell of a piece of machinery.

I think the 105 will be my next purchase

 

[Del W]

I used one a couple of weeks ago, great cutter.

 

[steve187]

A bridge saw for the thicko's like me -




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[cam_low]

thanks for the link steve, I should have really posted one.

 

[Andy Tiler]

That looks a nice saw!proper tool ****!!!!

 

[cam_low]

£2k andy and zoe can be all yours. My first niece is called Zoe so I want one that little more !

 

[Sean SML Tiling]

Christ that weighs a ton. Beautiful cutter tho. Better be worth the dosh cam

 

[cam_low]

Well if its one thing I don't do, that is jump in blind. Will be looking to save the pennies and buy before april. The more I work with stone the more I love it. I think it is definitely the root to me through my dad being a stonemason, rip.

 

[John Benton]

I think Kev Harrison a member on here recently bought one of these if I remember rightly Cam

 

[Protilers]

I have one......spends most of its time in the lock up TBH......but when it gets to come out.........its a superb saw!!!

IMO

 

[cam_low]

Im thinking that the 85 would be sufficient for my needs over the 10m. I love me 9p for its versatility...however the next step up surely is Zoe. Im loving stone more and more these days.

 

[Protilers]

I get most jobs done with the dewalt DW......and the ts60+.....and I have to bring out the sigma 3em for the porcel-thin stuff........
but I am sure Gary and I have tools we hardly see..........

 

[White Room]

I have a Rubi ND200 with a Montolit dna blade and have cut 850x600mm limestone with it, the dna blade was incredible so was the Rubi.