I need a smaller cutter - TilersForums.com

[Lakey]

Chaps

I have a Sigma 3B4M Max which fits most of the work I do however was looking for something to cut smaller format tiles, metros, splashbacks, up to 300s I guess.

Any recommendations?

 

[Italy]

sigma 2g ?

 

[acaciaguy]

Sigma art 6. I have one metros. It’s wonderful.

 

[One Day]

I have a Sigma 2g for smalls.

 

[Tony_C]

I've been toying with the idea of the proper little mini montolit you can pick up for around £40, then also considering the Sigma 2G or 7F as I'd hate to have to get the big cutter back out for anything above 220mm . Has anyone used both these sigma types and able to provide a better opinion?

 

[LM]

I've been toying with the idea of the proper little mini montolit you can pick up for around £40, then also considering the Sigma 2G or 7F as I'd hate to have to get the big cutter back out for anything above 220mm . Has anyone used both these sigma types and able to provide a better opinion?

I have a 2G, 7F and an art 6. The art6 imo is the best. It’s wider bed and heavier construction make it more stable and it can easily handle commercial jobs where 300x300x12mm are quite common.

 

[Tony_C]

I have a 2G, 7F and an art 6. The art6 imo is the best. It’s wider bed and heavier construction make it more stable and it can easily handle commercial jobs where 300x300x12mm are quite common.

Thanks Lee, seems you have a good little collection going on there! I had also seen the Art 6 mentioned in a few other similar threads so i'll consider that also as it seems to be recommended quite a lot.

 

[spooner68]

I have my old TS40 still and it’s fine unless you get tough porcelain. Not sure which way to jump for a replacement but I do love my big Sigma