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Can it handle a 600x400mm tile? I need something with a nice, large, supportive top ( if it's anything like a table saw).Buy a wickes cutter and change the blade, cheap and cheerful
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Can it handle a 600x400mm tile? I need something with a nice, large, supportive top ( if it's anything like a table saw).Buy a wickes cutter and change the blade, cheap and cheerful
Interesting. I thought there was a move away from ply hence hardybacker, no more ply, etc
Hmm. Unfortunately, your good advice has come too late. Perhaps I should have joined this forum earlier? My bad.Ahh now we enter differing methods. i always overboard with backerboards.
I would do away with the Chipboard and us ply and overlay with backerboard if it were my house. Far more stable.
Can it handle a 600x400mm tile? I need something with a nice, large, supportive top ( if it's anything like a table saw).
imo the "N" isn't worth the extra, it just has a longer guide rail that can get in the wayI was intending to buy a cutter. Looks like the Rubi TX-700-N is the one to go for? How does the TX-700 (no N) differ to the TX-700-N? Is the N worth the extra?
I'm gonna have to buy the cutter tomorrow at the lastest, along with the (10mm) notched trowel, grout trowel, knee pads, etc, etc, etc.
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