Rubi du 200 evo - TilersForums.com

[Tommytiler]

Hi
Has anyone got or used the Rubi du 200 evo 650 electric Cutter, I was thinking of purchasing one as I've had my one for years and it's on it's last legs, or could anyone advise me of a decent cutter? Thanks

 

[J Sid]

Hi Tommy
A angle grinder with a decent blade and a sigma will see you though

 

[Tommytiler]

Well to be honest I have just bought a Rubi ts max 75 I did borrow one a little while ago thought it was decent never used a sigma to be fair I take it you don't use a wet wheel cutter then lol

 

[J Sid]

I do for stone when needed. As for rubi, I used them for a good 25 years till I tried a simga

 

[Tommytiler]

Okay cool what wet wheel cutter do you use a sigma too?

 

[J Sid]

Sigma is dry, for wet I use a dewalt

 

[GoneGuy]

I’ve got one, I only use it occasionally mainly for envelope cuts.
I find the motor seems a bit underpowered and it’s hard to line up for cuts.
I’ve been looking at getting the newer model of rubi bridge saws

 

[Tommytiler]

Alright cool does it cut porceline

I’ve got one, I only use it occasionally mainly for envelope cuts.
I find the motor seems a bit underpowered and it’s hard to line up for cuts.
I’ve been looking at getting the newer model of rubi bridge saws

alright cool does it cut porceline okay?

Alright cool does it cut porceline

alright cool does it cut porceline okay?

What other cutter do you use then?

 

[GoneGuy]

Alright cool does it cut porceline

alright cool does it cut porceline okay?

What other cutter do you use then?

Yes it does and I’ve cut 12mm thick marble on it.

Alright cool does it cut porceline

alright cool does it cut porceline okay?

What other cutter do you use then?

I use a grinder a lot with specific blades for various materials, but looking to get a newer bridge saw mainly just for envelope cuts

 

[Tommytiler]

Yes it does and I’ve cut 12mm thick marble on it.


I use a grinder a lot with specific blades for various materials, but looking to get a newer bridge saw mainly just for envelope cuts

okay fair enough cheers for the advice