Wet tile cutter help - Tile Advice

[linton1990]

I know this has come up before, but wondered if anything new is out or if any one has any updates. I have the Dewalt D24000, but am looking at getting a smaller wet saw for small tiles. I have been looking at the Rubi ND 200, what’s everyone’s opinions? This looks like the only real option available?

 

[Dumbo]

Do not get the bl .
Bl stands for basic line translated means diy quality

 

[Blunt Tool]

I’ve got the Rubi ND200 with a Montolit DNA blade in it and a drip tray bought from Protiler tools that you sit it in for no mess. I do all my envelope cuts for the wet trays with it, really good results a good work horse of a machine and easily transportable

 

[Dumbo]

Did have an nd200 good tool but that was years ago don't know if build quality has changed or not.
Just found it a bit redundant as smaller tiles could go on a smaller cutter and anything else was awkward because they were to big and are easier to cut other ways .
Ideal in the day of the 300 x300

 

[Unused Account 1]

Your right ive gotthe old nd200 its a solid bed ,had it 12 years ,changed the switch a few years ago ,if you need a cutter for small tiles ,vitrex is fine just need a good blade

 

[Albert]

These are pretty good .

 

[Dumbo]

View attachment 108987 These are pretty good .

Just about to say Albert I fancy one of those

 

[Blunt Tool]

Did have an nd200 good tool but that was years ago don't know if build quality has changed or not.
Just found it a bit redundant as smaller tiles could go on a smaller cutter and anything else was awkward because they were to big and are easier to cut other ways .
Ideal in the day of the 300 x300

I run 600mm thru it easily, even diagonally

 

[Dumbo]

I run 600mm thru it easily, even diagonally

I used to find pushing larger tiles through it the bed friction would want to push it across the floor .

 

[Andrew Owens]

I changed from a Rubi nd 200 to a Husqvarna ts 230 f.
I find it to be a much better and more versatile cutter but its more expensive.