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[average]

Can anyone recommend me a decent tile cutter for around 150£. I have 2 large sigmas but need a new wet saw. I'm currently using a small plasplug cutter which has done me well but now the bracket that's right behind the wheel just won't stay in place and when I'm cutting tiles, it's now getting in the way and messing my cuts up. To be fair, it's been a decent cutter but I'm hoping there's something better out there now, seeing as I bought it 10 years ago! Even better if it comes in a 110v version. Any suggestions?

 

[White Room]

I use a Vitrex 560 and just replaced a worn out blade for it which cuts porcelain for £25, great cutter....

 

[average]

I use a Vitrex 560 and just replaced a worn out blade for it which cuts porcelain for £25, great cutter....

What's the pros and cons of this model and isn't there a larger one. Think I seen a 750 on the net thou there was a bad review on YouTube about that particular model. Looks dodgy to me

 

[White Room]

I found them good cheaper cutters, I do have better ones but for the money there good value....bad review probably written by an another company.
If you buy one and theres problems take it back and replace.

 

[Old Mod]

At the end of the day it's not really all about the cutter.
It's about the blade u have fitted.
A cheap machine with a high quality blade will do a good job in most situations.

 

[Old Mod]

But the blade will cost more than the machine haha

 

[One Day]

Makita cordless angle grinder with a Marcrist 850 blade. Much more useful.

 

[White Room]

That's £400 notes then....

 

[One Day]

That's £400 notes then....

aye. And the grinder is about 200

 

[Unused Account 1]

Worth buy a quality saw ,over long term ive had my nd200 ten years its cut stone porcelain anything ,just use quality blades and theres no pressure on the engine ,the blades doing the work ,i always used marcrist blades but lots more choice now