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Liamjay
Hi all,
You probably have heard this question a thousand and one times.......
Ive just bought a load of must have kit today (trowls, spacers, squeegys, scribers etc) But after looking around alot of the cutters seem pretty rubbish build quality.
Im wanting to start out self employed as a tiler so i want something that will last me, however i dont want to be paying well over the odds.
Firstly, what size do i need?? Is bigger better??? I nipped into topps and had a look at some Rubi's (TS 60 Plus, TS 60, TS40, TS 40 Plus) but ive heard alot about sigmas, but obviously prices vary depending on model and size, so which is best?!?!?
I dont want to be paying massive amounts as well, for something that has facilities i not use, i would rather have something to fit the job in hand (if that makes sense).
Again with Rubi's i think you get more with your money then the Sigmas, and Rubi spares are more easily available ive been told?
My budget is around £200ish.....So whats your thoughts???
Please help!
You probably have heard this question a thousand and one times.......
Ive just bought a load of must have kit today (trowls, spacers, squeegys, scribers etc) But after looking around alot of the cutters seem pretty rubbish build quality.
Im wanting to start out self employed as a tiler so i want something that will last me, however i dont want to be paying well over the odds.
Firstly, what size do i need?? Is bigger better??? I nipped into topps and had a look at some Rubi's (TS 60 Plus, TS 60, TS40, TS 40 Plus) but ive heard alot about sigmas, but obviously prices vary depending on model and size, so which is best?!?!?
I dont want to be paying massive amounts as well, for something that has facilities i not use, i would rather have something to fit the job in hand (if that makes sense).
Again with Rubi's i think you get more with your money then the Sigmas, and Rubi spares are more easily available ive been told?
My budget is around £200ish.....So whats your thoughts???
Please help!