Terrific. Most helpful. Thanks

absolutely excellent review from beginning to end. I assembled this machine while watching and you didn't miss a step!

Going to buy this wet cutter this weekend and now I already know how to assemble it. Thank you for explaining sir, very knowledgeable video 👍

Excellent video. I just needed to change the cutting disc, and had no idea how to do it. Also that the blade cover has to be screwed in before it can be tucked under the lid. I was struggling. Thank you. Top video, no excruciating music just a good clear voice.

What an excellent video, I am planning to buy one of these for myself to tile my bathroom and your video is just what I needed! I think I will get it for myself! ;-)

Great simple to follow video. Good Job Peter

Thanks buddy, excellent content, saving me a lot of time 👌👍

Very good video, even with instructions it's helpful to see the assembly done right. I borrowed a manual tile cutter that was assembled with the guide just off square by about 3mm but it showed on large tiles. Simple set up tips like aligning the bracket, checking the guide is straight and changing the disc saves a lot of damaged tiles. Well done Peter.

Crystal clear. Superbly presented. Just try to do the capture in half the time

What a genuinely nice individual you are. Nice to know that great people are still out there. Stumbled across the video as have decided that I need to buy a tile cutter despite only having very limited requirements for it. I have been considering the model from Wickes, but having seen the quality of this one I may well decide to purchase the Erbauer. If nothing else I will be more critical of the Wickes model to see if it comes up to scratch before buying.

Excellent once again Peter!!👍

Absolutely brilliant video mate. Cracking review with some great tips .

Thanks for the demonstration, it was very helpful. I think I’ll buy an electric tile cutter!

Great video, Peter! I’m currently in the process of a renovating the bathroom and I found the Screwfix/Erbauer suction cup style drilling guide (available in the set of 4 bits) to be a godsend with those types of diamond drill bits.

Good job. Always a good idea to cover your service valvesto stop dust getting in.

Hi good afternoon Peter another interesting video. Thanks

as a PS Ive had a Rubi electric wet cutter for 20 years+ and its great, probably used it on about 10 projects over all that time!

Wish I watched this before taking my TC180VI back for an exchange because I found an E clip floating around. Now I know it's from the blade cover screw lol

Superb demonstration thank you. I watched another video that was 22 minutes and they didn’t even cut a tile. I shall certainly get one and upgrade the cutting disk as you suggest. Best wishes.

I have one of the own brand versions of this machine, and the reservoir plug is a hollow tube, which ensures that it can’t be over-filled. I should have invested in the better blade though.

Hi Peter, My experience with a similar tile cutter was the same as yours. The blade was poor quality and there was a lot of chipping. I replaced it with a hefty manual cutter from Topps Tiles ( cost about £35 as I recall) which was much faster and gave a pretty clean cut, maybe not quite as good as your new blade but certainly acceptable. It's a pity you can't buy the electric versions without the cutting wheel as most seem to share the same problem of poor quality wheels. A very good video. Mike

Very informative and clear video. I am looking to install 1200x600mm tiles in my bathroom, please could you recommend a suitable tilecutter for cutting these large tiles. Thanks.

Nice video Peter. The finished tile job looks very tidy and professional indeed. I have found that Erbauer make pretty very good power/hand tools , but their cutting devices ,e.g., blades , drill bits and router bits leave a lot to be desired ( to put it mildly). I replaced any original bits or blades with higher quality ones as soon as I buy the tool. I recently bought an Erbauer 5 flute "wood beaver" type drill bit, and it was probably the most useless tool I've ever purchased. Blunt , and with 5 flutes there is no room for material to travel up the flutes, especially dense ( possibly slightly damp) MDF. It just left an oval , torn out hole.

I used to own this tile cutter, or "mobile showering station" as I prefer to call it. Be sure to wear your oil skins.

Thank you. This was a great video and it really helped. Could you tell me where I could find the premium blade as I have searched the internet but haven’t been able to find it.

Peter.....the retaining clip on the blade guard screw is to stop the screw being picked up by the blade if it comes loose due to vibration........it’s rather important........

Great video. I bought this model after watching the video. I am new to tile cutting and a casual DIY user. The issue I am having is that I really had to push tiles instead of sliding with relatively ease. I was wondering if have same issue? Hence slighly disappointed with the cutter but this could be due to my own inexperience rather then the tool itself. (btw I have bought another disc as some of the comments here suggested)

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This is not woodwork related! Seriously though, Peter. Always great when you upload a YT video! A good little tip - place something in front (large piece of carboard). This catches the spray of water flicked which can be a problem when working inside a property - especially as I like to run mine over filled with water. Kind regards, Stakker.

This was very helpful to me. I don’t have a dad or grandad to show me how to do these things and it’s very daunting! I’ve just tried and it’s scary but I got a cut! How do you go about a toilet round cut?

Hi, great video just wondering would you have a link to the new blade that you used many thanks

So tiny. I’m currently using a Prime 120 for cutting 20mm porcelain slabs. A scary beast.

Just got the same one for £140 😮 in two years!

A few years ago I left my tile cutter on the ground in the garden, with the table removed, and went inside to get a drink. When I came out, the reservoir was almost empty - a neighbour's cat was drinking the slurry! Fortunately it didn't seem to do it any harm.

Excellent video. A link to it should be published in the official instruction booklet which, by the way, is poor.

I had a little spring come with mine. No idea where it goes

I have no intention to buy it , but you do souch a good presentation is a please to watch, Can’t one use the Kapex for the tiles?

The only problem I’ve had with this type of tile cutter is cleaning out the reservoir of the waste paste accumulated in the base. Otherwise a pretty good machine for the price. Good tip about changing the blade for a better quality one though, and thanks once again for an excellent video.

To stop break out at the end turn the tile upside down and cut 25-50mm in from where the cut would finish then turn tiles back upright and cut the the tile as normal then the tile should not have break out

Good show Peter. But that is always the case from "our" Mr Peter Parfitt. NONE finer

The Wickes own brand is exactly the same model, you could have saved yourself 20 quid!

> Neil from South Australia.