I have been looking in the screw fix catalogue and I am thinking of getting one of these stone cutters, anybody have any experience with one any feedback would be appreciated thanks. screw fix ref. disc305c230v quote 31666 sorry I can't offer a link as I don't now how.
Evolution 305mm stone cutter
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I am guessing they have not sold many, so that tells its own story.
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Alarm
http://www.power-tools-pro.co.uk/ev...sc-cutter-305mm-wheel-2400w-motor-p-6323.html
Cheaper here
Still looks a bit DIY
But has an industrial warranty.
Cheaper here
Still looks a bit DIY
But has an industrial warranty.
Thanks Alarm. The thing that I liked about it is it has a dust port for a hoover attachment. I would not need a 12" blade that often does anybody know if you can get a dust attachment for a 9" grinder ? I have looked but not seen any and I fed up with dust.
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DeltaT2
That's a good price by the way!! We have one of these, it's OK for what we do, I'd say it's a bit 'lightweight' for a Builder or Bricky though.
Delta T2 thanks. You did not say what you use it for ?
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DeltaT2
We're Plumbers & Heating Engineers mate, so; cutting cast iron pipe, the odd brick/block & some steel.
Ok thanks
I know this is an old thread, but just thought I'd post in case anyone searches.
I bought one of these Evolution Disc Cutters to cut an opening in my brickwork/blockwork for a new set of french doors in an exterior wall.
It worked a treat for me. Went clean through the brickwork and into the cavity for a clean cut, while it didn't make it all the way through the blockwork it only left about 4mm which was easy to knock out.
I had a karcher vac attached, but as expected, it still kicked up a lot of dust.
Here's a pick of the opening I cut.
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I bought one of these Evolution Disc Cutters to cut an opening in my brickwork/blockwork for a new set of french doors in an exterior wall.
It worked a treat for me. Went clean through the brickwork and into the cavity for a clean cut, while it didn't make it all the way through the blockwork it only left about 4mm which was easy to knock out.
I had a karcher vac attached, but as expected, it still kicked up a lot of dust.
Here's a pick of the opening I cut.
View media item 77050
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