Help in choosing the Best Rubi for heavy duty porcelain - TilersForums.com

[Jeremy Stannard]

I have a job coming up which are 600mm heavy duty porcelain.
I need to upgrade my tired TS 50 and be very sure that what I buy will definitely score and snap these porcelains with ease.
I want to stick with Rubi but not sure wether to go for the TS 60 Plus or go for the more expensive
TX 70 N
I would be happier buying either one in the knowledge they will perform.

Thanks

Jez

 

[Dan]

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Welcome to tilersforums.com Jeremy Stannard. Thanks for introducing yourself.

 

[White Room]

My TX700n copes well with porcelain

Hi and welcome

 

[david campbell]

:welcome:to the forum
the ts 60 purely on price

 

[doug boardley]

welcome to TF:welcome:TX700 for me

 

[suave]

:welcome:

 

[Spud]

welcome to the forum, good luck with your choice of cutters ,why are you attracted to the rubi other brands are equally as good on porcelain ?

 

[peckers]

defo the tx 70 n but better still buy a sigma

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

:welcome:TX700 for me too, don't be tempted to the dark side, by the Sigma people:yikes: sorry Dave (AKA turncoat, and all you other backsliders who prefare sigma) Just joking, each to their own:lol:

 

[DHTiling]

The TX is the one here really for any Rubi user.. why move from one Tx+ to another Tx+..?.. Go for the Tx700 range..

Great prices can be found here>>> Rubi TX Manual Tile Cutters

 

[Jeremy Stannard]

Why Rubi, not sure really but have always read good comments and my TS50 has been very good.
Never used anything else, are the Sigma tools good on porcelain ?

 

[doug boardley]

lol, here we go again:lol::lol::lol:

 

[peckers]

Why Rubi, not sure really but have always read good comments and my TS50 has been very good.
Never used anything else, are the Sigma tools good on porcelain ?

They most certainly are! but not knocking the rubi tx 700n as i have one too

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Why Rubi, not sure really but have always read good comments and my TS50 has been very good.
Never used anything else, are the Sigma tools good on porcelain ?

In all fairness, and joking apart, Sigma is a very good machine. It is really just about individual preference

 

[DHTiling]

And Montolit are great as well.. invented well before sigmas..:smilewinkgrin: