RUBI TM-50, how does it differ from TS-50? Here we go again

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RUBI TM-50, how does it differ from TS-50? Here we go again

Post by Jaeger_S2k »

Hello,
What's the difference, seems the RUBI TM-50 has a 1000kg breaking and is depth adjustable from 6 mm - 21 mm, is that it?

Would you advise against one?
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well i have the plus and love it though i have never had the non plus, so in short im not much help jaegs, sorry :oops:
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Post by bathstyle »

Never heard of a TM machine, a TS Plus is ideal for the majority of jobs
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Post by panlid »

sorry, its the ts plus i have. like b says i have done alsorts with it. did 400mm ceramics the other day with mine and also used it for 10mm thick porcelain no bother.
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Post by panlid »

one question. how do i know when my wheel is getting blunt. what are the tell tale signs?
will it start to stutter and not do a clean cut as i think mine might be ready to go.
if so where is the best place to get replacement wheels? :thumbright:
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Post by bathstyle »

You can just tell Panlid, a nice new wheel will make a high pitch scratch when scoring, a blunt wheel just doesn't score well. difficult to explain
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Post by panlid »

i think i now what you mean. last week it started to sound errrr 'dull' and 'rolly' rather than 'scoring'
im learning :lol:
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Post by Only-Me »

If you need replacement cutters for them quickly.........topps tiles keep limited stocks :thumbright:
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good man OM :thumbright:
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