What's the best/fastest small tiler cutter? - TilersForums.com

[llevram]

Anyone on here use a sigma 7f standard that's willing to give a quick review? I'm very tempted but only ever used Rubi twin twin cutters. Also used a montolit quick a few times but annoying that you can see the pencil marks. I'm assuming this is the same for sigma? I do wonder though why a new sigma 7f is so cheap and the Rubi TS 30/40 equivalent is well over double the price?!!!

 

[llevram]

Anyone on here use a sigma 7f standard that's willing to give a quick review? I'm very tempted but only ever used Rubi twin twin cutters. Also used a montolit quick a few times but annoying that you can see the pencil marks. I'm assuming this is the same for sigma? I do wonder though why a new sigma 7f is so cheap and the Rubi TS 30/40 equivalent is well over double the price?!!!

*twin rail cutter

 

[Kyle Knowles]

Anyone on here use a sigma 7f standard that's willing to give a quick review? I'm very tempted but only ever used Rubi twin twin cutters. Also used a montolit quick a few times but annoying that you can see the pencil marks. I'm assuming this is the same for sigma? I do wonder though why a new sigma 7f is so cheap and the Rubi TS 30/40 equivalent is well over double the price?!!!

I have a f7 standard series and it's like a sigma cutter just no hight adjustment on the rail but it's only 70 quid take a punt

 

[LM]

Anyone on here use a sigma 7f standard that's willing to give a quick review? I'm very tempted but only ever used Rubi twin twin cutters. Also used a montolit quick a few times but annoying that you can see the pencil marks. I'm assuming this is the same for sigma? I do wonder though why a new sigma 7f is so cheap and the Rubi TS 30/40 equivalent is well over double the price?!!!

I'd advise you to go for the Sigma Art 6, it has got a wider base and is slightly heavier therefore it's much more stable than the Art 7F.

 

[llevram]

I have a f7 standard series and it's like a sigma cutter just no hight adjustment on the rail but it's only 70 quid take a punt

What do you mean by height adjustment mate

 

[llevram]

I'd advise you to go for the Sigma Art 6, it has got a wider base and is slightly heavier therefore it's much more stable than the Art 7F.

Cheers mate, would you say they are quicker that Rubi TS 30/40 then ?

 

[LM]

Cheers mate, would you say they are quicker that Rubi TS 30/40 then ?

I would because the cutting action is a quick pull back and a simple tap of the same handle and it all seems to happen in one motion whereas with a Rubi you have two different handles to manoeuvre before the cut is complete. That said the Rubi is still a good cutter for small stuff.

 

[Profix]

I've been using sigma cutters for the best part of 40 years and can highly recommend them, the Sigma ART6 is a great cutter, adjustment for varying tile thicknesses, accurate size markings (if you keep them clean) and a square cutting length of 35cm, once you try it you won't go back