Which diamond core cutter set do you use? - in - Electrician Forum
Which diamond core cutter set do you use? - in - Electrician Forum
Right i think im going to order the Makita Core drill, however i wanted some advise as to which core cutter set i should use with it.
Would like some review on the sets you currently have, as their are so many to pick from.
Would appreciate any good suggestions.
Thanks
J
I use the Makita with Norton cutters.
I'm originally from the engineering industry, & Norton manufacture grinding wheels so theirs was a name I was already familiar with. Add this to the fact that one of the companies I used to work for back in the '70's made core cutters when this was a quite specialised industry, I think I can recognise a decent core cutter when I see one & for me it's Norton every time.
Each to his / her own though. Buy the best quality you can afford. I can recommend "Norton" as I used these a lot in the past. Last year I was unable to obtain "Norton" from my supplier, in the sizes I required for a particular job, I decided to give "Marcrist" a try, what a revelation! Absolutely superb, speedy and efficient cutting, used either wet or dry. I've cut nearly a hundred holes with a "Marcrist" 117 x 165 CCU850X and still have well defined sharp diamond lands. Is that the same Norton cutters that B&Q sell.
if not how do i get hold of this cutter, could you link a web site.
Cheers Geordie Spark.
Norton, Makitta. Macrist etc etc ..................without doubt the best core cutter that far outstrips the rest .......................get someone else to do it ......................
Hi Bradzz
I've not seen them in B&Q, but that said, I've never looked for them there !!
Screwfix sell them - along with some other brands that I've not tried.
I tried to post a link to the relevant Screwfix page, but it didn't workhttp://www.*************/p/norton-diamond-core-drill-bit-127mm-x-150mm/
EXACTLY, I'm forever trying to drill into people to ALWAYS buy the best quality tools that you can afford to. I don't understand why educated blokes would waste money on poor quality tools. As far as I'm concerned, its always worth spending that extra few quid on something that will last - even if it means that you have to save up for it....
Hence the beauty of this forum - so that you can get recommendations from other members. This forum to me is like working a large site, there is always someone who knows something about something.
Would like some review on the sets you currently have, as their are so many to pick from.
Would appreciate any good suggestions.
Thanks
J
Right i think im going to order the Makita Core drill, however i wanted some advise as to which core cutter set i should use with it.
Would like some review on the sets you currently have, as their are so many to pick from.
Would appreciate any good suggestions.
Thanks
J
I use the Makita with Norton cutters.
I'm originally from the engineering industry, & Norton manufacture grinding wheels so theirs was a name I was already familiar with. Add this to the fact that one of the companies I used to work for back in the '70's made core cutters when this was a quite specialised industry, I think I can recognise a decent core cutter when I see one & for me it's Norton every time.
Each to his / her own though. Buy the best quality you can afford. I can recommend "Norton" as I used these a lot in the past. Last year I was unable to obtain "Norton" from my supplier, in the sizes I required for a particular job, I decided to give "Marcrist" a try, what a revelation! Absolutely superb, speedy and efficient cutting, used either wet or dry. I've cut nearly a hundred holes with a "Marcrist" 117 x 165 CCU850X and still have well defined sharp diamond lands. Is that the same Norton cutters that B&Q sell.
if not how do i get hold of this cutter, could you link a web site.
Cheers Geordie Spark.
I use the Makita with Norton cutters.
I'm originally from the engineering industry, & Norton manufacture grinding wheels so theirs was a name I was already familiar with. Add this to the fact that one of the companies I used to work for back in the '70's made core cutters when this was a quite specialised industry, I think I can recognise a decent core cutter when I see one & for me it's Norton every time.
Each to his / her own though.
Right i think im going to order the Makita Core drill, however i wanted some advise as to which core cutter set i should use with it.
Would like some review on the sets you currently have, as their are so many to pick from.
Would appreciate any good suggestions.
Thanks
J
Norton, Makitta. Macrist etc etc ..................without doubt the best core cutter that far outstrips the rest .......................get someone else to do it ......................
Is that the same Norton cutters that B&Q sell.
if not how do i get hold of this cutter, could you link a web site.
Cheers Geordie Spark.
Hi Bradzz
I've not seen them in B&Q, but that said, I've never looked for them there !!
Screwfix sell them - along with some other brands that I've not tried.
I tried to post a link to the relevant Screwfix page, but it didn't workhttp://www.*************/p/norton-diamond-core-drill-bit-127mm-x-150mm/
Buy the best quality you can afford. I can recommend "Norton" as I used these a lot in the past. Last year I was unable to obtain "Norton" from my supplier, in the sizes I required for a particular job, I decided to give "Marcrist" a try, what a revelation! Absolutely superb, speedy and efficient cutting, used either wet or dry. I've cut nearly a hundred holes with a "Marcrist" 117 x 165 CCU850X and still have well defined sharp diamond lands.
EXACTLY, I'm forever trying to drill into people to ALWAYS buy the best quality tools that you can afford to. I don't understand why educated blokes would waste money on poor quality tools. As far as I'm concerned, its always worth spending that extra few quid on something that will last - even if it means that you have to save up for it....
Hence the beauty of this forum - so that you can get recommendations from other members. This forum to me is like working a large site, there is always someone who knows something about something.
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