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[Nic_P74]

I know the question of the “best tile cutter comes up. A lot!
I need a new cutter as somebody “borrowed” mine (without asking) and now they cannot find it.
Size wise I will probably go for a 700 as will cover most work. Anything bigger I will “borrow” my brothers.
Most people seem to recommend the sigma or possibly the montomit. Both look excellent. Why should I pick one over the other? Sell them to me!! Thanks!!

 

[WetSaw]

@Pro Tiler Tools will sort you out a Sigma 3c3m...

 

[Dumbo]

Sigma 3c3m I got one good machine.
If it was not as good as the rubi tx700 I got rid of I would tell you .

 

[GoneGuy]

Montolit 75p and no need to adjust the height to cut a tile as the handle and scoring wheel are spring loaded

 

[acaciaguy]

What tile types do you use that on adey1980?

 

[GoneGuy]

What tile types do you use that on adey1980?

Porcelain

 

[acaciaguy]

Good to know. Thank you

 

[Old Mod]

Montolit 75p and no need to adjust the height to cut a tile as the handle and scoring wheel are spring loaded

Maybe not, but it’s not made in China nor does it have more moving parts than a combustion engine.

 

[Blunt Tool]

Maybe not, but it’s not made in China nor does it have more moving parts than a combustion engine.

Sshhhh! Giuseppe might hear you!

 

[Blunt Tool]

Montolit 75p and no need to adjust the height to cut a tile as the handle and scoring wheel are spring loaded

They seem to be the preferred cutter on another certain place

 

[Italy]

Montolit 75p and no need to adjust the height to cut a tile as the handle and scoring wheel are spring loaded

same to battipav

 

[WetSaw]

They seem to be the preferred cutter on another certain place

You're not still in That place are you...

 

[Nic_P74]

They both look good an appear to do an equally good job. Is one nicer to use than the other? Is one better made/more robust?

 

[Blunt Tool]

They both look good an appear to do an equally good job. Is one nicer to use than the other? Is one better made/more robust?

Try and see if you can find a local stockist so that you can try them and make up your own mind.

 

[Nic_P74]

Just seen Pro Tiler are in Northampton. I’m not a million miles from there working a lot of the time. Will try to get in there.