Rubi Rubi ND 200

[smokie899]

Hello guys. Going to order one out of 'Tiler Tools' for £333 inc vat, cheapest I can find. Any body used one or can point me in the direction of a similar but cheaper, or better but slightly dearer one.
Don't need anything bigger really as only do domestic work mostly bathroom refurbs.
Also haven't settled on a new blade yet for it, probably ats from what I've read.

 

[Dan]

You had a word with Dave @ www.tradetiler.com?

 

[Kyle Knowles]

I use a norton TT200EM for small stuff and for the money it's a great little machine for less then 160 quid

 

[Kyle Knowles]

 

[Dan]

Flexovit TT200EM TT200EM Water Powered Tile Saw 800 Watt 240 Volt - Power Tools, Saws, Tile Cutters - https://www.tool-net.co.uk/p-430823/flexovit-tt200em-tt200em-water-powered-tile-saw-800-watt-240-volt.html

You can get discount codes for them online too.

 

[Kyle Knowles]

If u wanna go more expensive go for the sigma 9p it's the dogs dangling ding dong

 

[Dan]

Is this too cheap? Vitrex - QEP Pro-750 Wet Saw / Electric Tile Cutter (select voltage) £89.99 in stock - next day UK delivery plus Tile Cutters and Tiling Tools - http://www.tradetiler.com/tile-cutting-and-drilling/electric-tile-cutters/vitrex-qep-pro-750-wet-saw-electric-tile-cutter-select-voltage.html

 

[smokie899]

There's a nearly new 200 em on sale on eBay for £23 if any one lives near dunbartshire, or delivered for £11

 

[smokie899]

The virtex one served me well for a few years with a good blade... Until I lent it to a numpty who a. Buckled the blade b. Run it with no water which leads to c. Probably damaged the motor hence an up grade.
And would prefer one where there is a water tray as its easier to clean.

 

[smokie899]

You had a word with Dave @ www.tradetiler.com?

Daves in the bad books, he got £135 off me this week and their Ivory grout rescue is white lol and I've been waiting all day on my other two bottles being delivered
Nah am joking but must speak with him as I can see me ordering a lot of grout rescue in the near future. Super stuff, and I/we know how it goes when a friend sees a customers job and then wants it done too.
Actually invested in a good steam cleaner and a few other cleaners and tools for it as I can see this being a good earner.
And after my first job back in a long time I would be quite happy to do a cleaning service.
But going to think about it tonight as the Norton is a good price.
Cheers guys