Rubi Slim System Cutter - How Good Can It Really Be?
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- The Rubi Slim System Cutter is one of the most affordable porcelain slab cutters on the market. For the price, how good can it actually be? We take a deep dive into the design, maintenance, and procedures to effectively work with gauged porcelain tile panels.
Porcelain slab installation is a tricky endeavor if you don't have the correct tools. In my videos, I approach each tool review in a way that allows the viewer to know how to properly handle and assemble each tool. The details I go over allow you to know exactly if the tool is right for you and your team.
The Rubi Slim System is a line of tools from Rubi. Designed in Spain, Rubi is one of the leaders in tile tools. Here are our reviews of other Rubi Slim System Components:
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Broh!! I've seen all your videos and my mind is blown ! Thank you for doing this for us mortal tile setters . I'm buying one of this ruby cutters tomorrow . You are the best !!
wow! thanks so much. my next release is on the Rubi TC125. Its an awesome addition if you get the Slim Cutter. It uses the same track system and creates near perfect miters when setup right.
I from Bangladesh.. Need this rubi cutter.
Hola soy de Ecuador donde puedo conseguir esa cortadora es super
The opening line was a fantastic attention getter and I literally felt like I was in a classroom watching a training video! Have you ever thought about making an instructional video series on porcelain panels? Literally every last thing you can think of on the matter regarding installs start to finish. Safety, necessary tools, proper installation/fab techniques, timesaving methods, small details to bring quality to the highest level. I'd totally understand if you intend to keep this info your own proprietary blend but man I think you'd do an amazing job on something like that!
There is a fine line i have to balance with my full-time job to avoid giving away business secrets. I have done some consulting, and teaching is a favorite part for me. Id love to make more instructional videos but they are very time consuming. My last video on the lt2d3d took 16 hrs to shoot and then 8 hrs to write and edit
Nice video, keep doing it
thank you so much. more on the way!
Thank you so much for this clear and detailed explanation. Your video is even better than the ones made by RUBI Tools ;-) Even if I'm not a native english speaker, i could understand everything without a problem.
I appreciate your comments. I try very hard to explain every tool as though you are working right next to me as my assistant. I hope you enjoy.
Hi. Great video. Thank you. You mention that this system can cut up to 8 mm. On my next project, I will be using 10 mm 36" X 72" porcelain panels. Is there a reliable way/trick you know of that would allow me to cut 10 mm tiles with this system, like scoring on both sides? Or do I have to get the TC125? Thanks in advance !
Ive had hit and miss experience with 10mm. I personally would go with the tc125. No struggles and ease of cutting
Awesome.
Thanks!
Thanks for doing this it really helped me out. One question can you cut 48”x48”porcelain tile 1/4 thickness?
Absolutely. Any 1/4" tile sir.
@@porcelainpanelpro awesome thank you sir !!!! Thanks for the fats response
@@alfredotorres1483 No worries. Ive got a review coming very soon for the new slim cutter plus. subscribe and like my friend.
Great review! I have the TC125 saw and rail system. Can i purchase the scoring trolley separately? I can't seem to find any info online.
Im not 100% sure but ill ask. The new trolley looks pretty cool. I should be receiving next week.
it's compatible with TC as well
hey great videos
what would u suggest to mitre the slabs?
oops just saw ur tc125 vid thx
and later in the next week we should have another miter saw for comparison
Dis you ever pick up a Rubi Slim Cutter Plus?
Sure did. Video coming soon.
Did you have a chance to compare that Rubi to Sigma or Raymondi systems ?
I owned an early generation raimondi. Id love to review both but cant get the distributors to ship. They are too busy it seems. I do have a review coming of the montolit flashline coming
Can this cutter handle porcelain slabs that are 15mm thick?
No it cannot. You will need a machine like the TC125 or a larger bridge saw.
Vivo en chile como puedo adquirir el cortador
Amo Chile y tengo familia allí. Rubi es una empresa de España. Creo que su sitio web puede decírselo.
Hola bnas tardes, soy de Colombia cuál es el valor?
$300USD
Easily available and easy to use. Hmmm. Sounds like my soul mate!
I prefer hard to get and rewarding
Can it be used for 60x60 and or 1200?
For up to 3/8” thick slabs. The new slim plus has an extra track for any length of slab on the market
This would NOT snap a 3/8” hard Italian porcelain tile, even with the additional heavy duty breaker.
The slim plus was impressive with 3/8” dekton. Video coming soon.
Info in the t bar?!
The breaker bar the ETM Splitter 2nd Generation from European Tile Masters. Really handy accessory Ive been using with my Rubi for 2 years now.
Hello dear i am from Bangladesh, i need this rubi slem cutter.are you send this product of DHL courier service.
Im sorry, I cant help you there.
Onde comprar esse produto?
verifique o site de rubi. Não sei fora dos Estados Unidos ou Canadá.
Indonesia 🤤
Hello!
Did you recommend?
Yes it is a solid tool but you will like the new updated version. That video will be out shortly.
Thanks I order already for 8 feet tile 1/4 tick
@@MrDizaier Happy to have helped. Just make sure you have a sturdy and flat table my friend.
This tools oll parts price
Im Sorry. I do not fully understand
0:52 3/8" is closer to 10mm not 8
Whats a mm between friends? Might want to tell that to Dekton, though, as their slabs are 8mm or 1.2mm, which they characterize as 1/2”. Ill grab my calipers next video.
Нихуя не понял, но очень интересно !)
Sure
I bought this at Floor and Decor for the 8ft Slab System and let me tell you it will BREAK YOUR SLAB, please use a Circular Wet Saw and a Turbo Mesh Blade don’t waste $469 like I did
First off, what table were you using? And what brand of slab material & thickness? There is a very large learning curve no matter what tool you buy. Plus if the slab is compromised from shipping or your table isnt perfectly flat, you will also fail. I encourage you to keep practicing. You’d be surprised how important the slab quality and thickness affects the cutter
@@porcelainpanelpro 1/4 thick no mesh at bottom , I bought the $600 Rubi table to go with it but the blade doesn’t score deep enough even with multiple passes so I quickly realized a Circular wet saw Is the way to go even it if takes an extra 5 minutes , We broke 2 slabs “practicing” (You Live and You Learn)
Damn.i bought all of their products mentioned here. The first rail system, the second one with the beefy adjustable crackers…and the TS circular saw which I love. I was gonna attempt to use the scoring system for the first time tomorrow…and now you have me nervous. Screw that. I’m sticking to the TS tomorrow. I’m not up for buying these folks any new tile! Hell, I even have the big boy Rubi DC 250 at the job for my L cuts. Going with the 24”x48”…so I gotta get it right. Thanks for the heads up!!!💯💯💯💯
however, sigma cera cut i kaufmann austria gives me more confidence with its weight of 14kg, while this ruby is only 4.8kg
Whats a few kilo’s amongst pros? I dont see much if a correlation between weight and productivity. Im twice as heavy as my beat friend but faster on a go kart