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Hand tile cutter with aluminum base by Bormann.
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Very satisfied with the purchase of this specific cutter. Until now, I was only working with Sigma, slightly lower quality but so far I am very satisfied.
It is a very poor imitation of the Sigma.. Clearly..
As other buyers have mentioned, the guide is a bit crooked...
Rarely will it cut a tile 120 without splitting it in the middle without breaking one of the two parts...
And if you're lucky, at least the blade will break...........
Disappointing experience..
If any professional has a different opinion, please correct us
If you don't know how, like me, who was cutting tiles for the first time, you will struggle a bit, but from my own experience, I would recommend the new granite tiles to be cut 2 or 3 times before
Finally, it is a machine to do a couple of jobs.
Negatives:
The cutter moves in the front part as it is...divisible (!!!) but this makes it crooked when cutting, so you can't hit it, only press it to cut...
It cuts slightly slanted and this probably happens because the front divisible part moves...
The side supports have very weak springs, making them almost useless.
The guide is a bit crooked (!!!)
Otherwise, it will do the job but it is not for continuous use, for example not for cutting cement...definitely not...
If someone famous can keep you for many years, I don't think this one can.
I have had it for about a year, I have used it several times. A few days ago, the bearing in the handle broke (not the diamond). I can easily find bearings in stores. It cuts large tiles quite well, even with a thickness of 1.1cm. It cuts mosaic tiles easily, you just need to angle the tile well for a straight cut. I have drawn a line with a pencil on the base where the tile rests as a guide. This also applies to the Sigma, in the same size. It's logical because the cutter is long and loses a bit of accuracy.
The metal supports on the right and left (top and bottom) may need some tightening of the screws from below to hold the tile better and prevent it from tilting.
Do not hit the handle to cut the tile, just press downwards, as my friend broke the handle with a strong hit. No comparison to Sigma in terms of quality. This one is featherweight.
On the right side, the guide's measuring tape loses about 2 mm.
Anyway, the cutter is worth the money. I would buy it again if it broke in a few years.
UPDATE: After 2 years of frequent use, everything is still good. It's worth it!
Very good machine, thank you very much!!
For its price, it is good. It is neither Sigma nor Rubi, but it gets the job done. I have two, the 95 and the 129, and the diamond that carves broke on both of them. I replaced it with a Sigma and everything is fine.
This cutter is useless. I tried to cut a tile measuring 1.20 X 60 and it didn't cut at all, despite several attempts. In various sigma cutters that I have used, they cut correctly on the first try. It may look like a clone of sigma, but it doesn't do the job at all
Very good cutter for its price. I have had it for a year and it has worked quite well. So far, it's worth it. I will wait to see how long it will last. I have a Rubi for fifteen years and it still works, but it's for sixty-centimeter tiles. From what it seems, the Bormann will be good.
I bought it 15 days ago, I needed to put large tiles and I needed a big cutter so I got this one. It did the job properly and well. I highly recommend it.
Verified purchase
Very good for its price
For professionals, it doesn't work. I've had it for a year and I'm going to sell it
Verified purchase
I have it for 2 years... Good for the money it costs. You have to cut it upside down, not pull
Hello, the price is very reasonable
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For its money, it is very good
For the money, it's good. It does the job. But it's not a Rubi.
