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[Unused Account 1]

hey guys said i wouldnt go back on site ,lol.looking for a small 110 wet cutter,what do you guys suggest always had nd 200, needd something smaller ,thanks

 

[LM]

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

One of these with a good blade, cheep and cheerful and if you look after it and be realistic it'll handle most of what you throw at it.

Briccolina 230V Electric Diamond Tile Wet Saw - https://www.emctiles.co.uk/main/product/productinfo/178/Briccolina%20230V%20Electric%20Diamond%20Tile%20Wet%20Saw/1

One of these is as about as small as it gets, a very good machine also with the right blade, but I'm not sure if they come as a 110v version.

 

[White Room]

The Briccolina does come in 110v....

 

[One Day]

Little Norton from CTD - about £100 and very good value with a case and decent blade.

 

[Aston]

most lads on Merseyside sites now just have cordless angle grinders.

Added comments:
Ok
my recommendation would be a Briccolina (think you can get them from EMC tiles)
nice little compact cutter, straight smooth cuts and although it doesn't seem powerful, it will surprise you how well it cuts.

 

[Unused Account 1]

Thanks lads just like to use wet cutter find it more accurate on expensive tiles

 

[One Day]

and working indoors - i'd much rather get wet than breathe all the dust in from a grinder.

 

[merlecollins]

I use this little beauty from Raimondi

ECO 92 - Raimondi s.p.a. professional tile tools - http://www.raimondispa.com/en/prodotti/eco-92/

If thats not small enough the Bricolina previously mentioned is a good'un

 

[Unused Account 1]

Raimondi. Nice but expensive

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Raimondi. Nice but expensive

But is it value.
Price is important but if it does the job+ then all you want.