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[Jon84]

Been reading a few threads on the Dewalt and a lot of people saying they only use them on jobs with stone?
Would I Be better off with a rubi nd200? All my jobs are average sized bathrooms with ceramic or porcelain usually?
Don't want to splash out if it's too heavy duty for what I need?

 

[Qwerty]

The dewalt is big and I use it for everything but in your case the rubi might be better

 

[White Room]

Either one you would need to cut out outside or if your lucky in their garage if it isn't filled up with junk....

 

[Jon84]

I just want one that cuts straight. The vitrex one was a nightmare as the metal bracket that holds the water guard easily bends and once it's bent it's pretty much useless.
The rubi comes with a box which is a great start!
Any others worth looking at other than those two?

 

[White Room]

Norton have some good cutters....

 

[Qwerty]

Norton have some good cutters....

Was about to recommend Norton myself

 

[Jon84]

Just had a quick google. Is there a good UK supplier of nortons? Thanks

 

[lizzardtong]

Ctd do nortons. But have a look at sigma
Got one 2nd hand and its awesome

 

[Dan]

norton tile cutter | eBay

NORTON Flexovit Clipper TT200EM 200mm Water Powered Tile Saw 800 Watt 240 Volt: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

Can't find them on the CTD website but found some blades on there. Worth ringing them though?

And old thread, might help, not sure: norton or einhell ???