Will This Be The Best Tile Cutter in 2022?
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2022
- Montolit Masterpiuma P5 Tile Cutter Full Review
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This is next level! You can definitely tell the difference with this one than the older one.
This worked great for redoing the shower/bathtub of my kid's bathroom. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxfiuHoZJo3bgdVPFRxQ-iqPpfbEHl2cYt I didn't like the guide, so I took it off. I just used a fine tipped sharpie on the tile and followed that line. It does make a wet mess, and once I started looking like I wet myself I started wearing a towel and apron while cutting. The blade it came with worked great until we wore it out. It was better than the replacement one we bought. I tried looking for just their blade, but failed. Not really for larger tiles unless you stack stuff on either side to support the tiles. Anyway, would definitley buy again.
i love the double arm support..beautiful tile cutter
Amazing demonstration!!!!!!
Great video brother !!! That’s an amazing cutter !!!
That is one nice cutter! Excellent review!! That 35" wave tile from Porcelanosa, out of all their weird tiles that one was oddly popular in our store.
Thanks Langberg for making the video. 😊
Any time!
Go Berg!
So Smooth.
Im getting one. Thanks broski.
Good Video we always enjoy your content.
Looks really good, I’m envious. I’ve always been a Sigma guy, but Montolit has been making great stuff
as an Italian who lives in Italy and has been following you for years, I am proud of our products
Tigma is better quality
No doubt it will be! 💯 It will be the best cutter of the year! Montolit is known for making the best tile cutters, saw, and tools for real tile professionals in the world. #teammontolit #onlythebest
Would love to see you review rail style tile saw.
What model was that you demoed? 131P5, 161P5 Thanks. Nice video.
Very impressive tile cutter
Very nice sir i just Rubi txmax 49 in last month tile def ain’t getting any smaller as always love seeing the vids keep up the good work
Funny, I was going to invest in a big ass Montolit, Sigma or Rubi for long plank tile, but got a call to do a rush job and had to pickup a QEP 36" cutter from Home Depot for $150-ish in the meantime. It actually cuts fantastic and is well built so I held off on ordering from one of the "big three". That was about a year ago and low and behold the biggest tiles I've installed since then are only 12" x 24", lol. I'm finding the big plank tile craze seems to be dying down here in the north east. I'm doing a lot of good old 12"x12" and of course tons of various size subway tile in showers and on kitchen backsplashes these days as well. The last time I installed anything bigger than a 12" x 24" was when I bought the big QEP cutter over a year ago, haven't used it since, lol.
@@fartpooboxohyeah8611 I wish I had some 12x24 or smaller around here people hate grout next 6 jobs are 24x48 or bigger
Did you ever try the Rubi TZ 1550 model 61" snapper cutter? Is it a good unit
I would rather have one of these montolits over sigma after my previous purchase. Bad luck with sigma 14”. Definitely prefer the push over pull.
Well I sure like my 14” I just bought after watching your review on it…
I just got mine. I also have the 24" p3 great tools.
is there a big difference from p3 to p5 ? seems to be some decent deals on p3 now that the p5 is out
Makes my mouth water, it's like a lambo!!!
Very impressive. Thanks for the review.....
Thanks for watching!
She's a beast! Looks like I'll be a little more broke this week 😂
How did u get ur hands on it already? Every1 states shipping like a month or 2 out... I been waiting to get 1
Good working
Where did you order it from? I can't find the P5's on sale in the U.S. yet.
What about the most important info, like when will it come out ? Where we can get it ?
Cmon Landberg !
I’ve used Rubi for 6 year and I switched over to montolit and don’t regret it. It’s snaps way better and is smoother. The Rubi is easier to line up marks with the cutting wheel though.
Rubi has superior snapping though on their better models, i dislike that you have to hit so hard on Montolits
@@Aaron86v the Rubi I had wasn’t good for snapping, if I was working with thick porcelain I could watch the rails bend. Now with that being said I didn’t have the best model of Rubi but it definitely wasn’t the worst.
@@Aaron86vrubi sucks. I have a 49" tz. It's a terrible bumpy cut that requires a diamond file to clean up and straighten. Needless to say I don't use it. I use my 14" 24" montolit's, my 36" 61" sigma's. That 49" gets used only if I need a 36-49" cutter and my 36" sigma is on another job. Personally I prefer push but they even screwed that up with the whole click up to drop the snapper then click twice to retract it crap and the tape measure isn't accurate either. Then I have to stop and think everytime I cut do I add a sixteenth or subtract a sixteenth which side is the waste on. It's a garbage cutter. Their cheaper cutters are better than their high end cutters. Sigma and montolit are so similar and cut so much smoother that I'd use either before I take out that rubi.
Just ordered the p5 1310mm . I think that's 48 inches in your system 😉
We seem to always install big tiles sizes here in the Netherlands nowadays.
Can't wait to work with it.
I love it!
I bought a 48” Montolit 1 year ago, I’m very satisfied with this. It’s the best tile cutter
I’m a fan of the Ishii 24 inch. Great cutter that’s doesn’t break the bank.
Love mine as well.
I've got the Ishi 24 and 29. The 29 has a much longer handle than the 24 and is my go to for thicker tiles.
Can the p5 cut 24x24 on a diagonal?
We are installing a lot more of the 2'x4' tile format. For the money, do you like the Montalit PS5 131PS over the RTC Razor Pro 52". Thank you for the great work
Those razors look nice. Never used one. What are they made out of? Aluminum? They look heavy. That's what I like about sigma and montolit, they are light and easy to deal with.
Really great review. Well done. Would you provide the link where I can buy it?
Amazon
I have a 32” Sigma and was torn between the Montolit and Sig. Having used the Sigma for a few years; I’m still not sure I like the pull cutter. I feel that a more even pressure can be applied using the pull cutter. That P5 looks really nice 😁
I love my sigma so much
I can pull or push on my Sigma 😁😎
@@petetakingover1550you can pull or push on any cutter, but the tile may move without the backstop. Da da daaaa!
The newer Sigma's are push, which makes them far and away the best cutters on the market.
Where did you get it??
Looking for a 24 inch to put into my arsenal,
You should try the new tomecanic super coup 2. It will cut the thickest toughest porcelain like its nothing. Also the Kaufmann top line is a great cutter.
I'll definitely review this cutter, looks awesome!
About to being going out and working on my own . Found a brand new p3 for 470 with shipping . Or do I go damn near 800 for a p5. The p5 is a lot more sturdy tho
I'm shopping for one of these would you get the p5 over the evolution 3
Both great cutter, we usually use Montolit
Where we can buy It?
I own both sigma and montolit, i use them daily and personally, the montolit is well designed , but sigma in unbeatable, cant wait to try their new series 4 new cutters
What is is you like better about the Sigma? Is it a pull or push?
@@fartpooboxohyeah8611 i like both of them pull or push , but the only thing i dont like about the push machine is , i cant see my wheel when i need to.cut mark to mark, also when i use my pull machine i turn my tile cutter and it is like a push machine but i can see my wheel for mark to mark cut
Alot of people say that ,sigma might not have the flashy colours but it always gets the job done
I’m curious do the RUclips videos give you the money to buy them awesome tools or is it all from the tile grind?
what do you think of the sigma cutters? I prefer the handle scoring towards the gauge
I have reviewed a couple and I like them. I'll be reviewing their new cutter coming out soon!
Wow does the wavy
All I know is my p3 is the best cutter I have. I had the sigma too but the montolit fence measurements are exact so u don't need to mesure and mark the tile
Impressive! I have the P3 29" and couldn't cut 1/2" spanish tile.
I have 3 P3 and I can cut any 1/2" spanish tile without any issue and with no effort.
@@buildingtools2675 for some reason mine didn't do it.
How's the view of the scoring wheel? Just sold my Sigma Max because I can't see the scoring wheel 😕
25+ year Rubi user so I'm used to being able to easily see the wheel. Thinking the 28" Rubi TX Max will be my next snapper (I've got the49" and it's awesome) but I'm looking forward to trying this one out at Coverings
Wet saw is my next step as use to be
did you try the P5 at Coverings? I own 3 x Masterpiuma P3 and I'm now looking to buy 61" Masterpiuma P5. P5 seems even superior. I'm so excited!
@@buildingtools2675 I did try out the P5 at Coverings but it's still a no go for me with my cutting style. I can easily split a pencil mark on my Rubi but on single bar snappers like Sigma/Monti I simply can't see the scoring wheel or my my pencil mark. That doesn't mean they aren't awesome snappers, just not for my style/habits. 🤷🏻♂️
so how can I get it?
What is that black mat you used for thin tile ? I usually have a problem snapping 2mm thick tile. Its so fragile it just makes my day a nightmare
Montolit offers a pad for the tile cutter 👊
If you get a minute grab a 24x48 eliane tile. Show me the technique please. I purchased a 49” p3 for a 500 sqft tile job. I tried everything montolit told me to get it cut. It just couldn’t make full rips. So disappointed in a very expensive tool. Love your videos!!!! Great content!!!
I have a 24in p3 that breaks anything I push hard enough to get a score
I have the same cutter and it rips less than one inch on 49 inch planks great cutter
This is fun and all. But cut some 15mm slices off 60x60cm and bigger tiles. I wona see how them support wings hold up !
Holy crap. That's the shit there 💪
Do you think the p5 is that much better than the p3? Im seeing. $200 difference and wondering if the extra cost of the p5 is worth it ?
Yes, it's definitely better, but not by much. Maybe you can find a p5 somewhere else that's maybe 100 difference in price
I like the light blue accent colors on the P3 better, makes it pop. Black is so boring. Looks like one heck of a machine though.
I want to buy it but how much?
@landburg where can I purchase one at bro??? I can’t find it anywhere
coming in a couple of weeks
@@LandbergTileTV Outstanding Thank you for responding!!! I really enjoy your videos!!! Keep ‘em coming 😉
Hey! I want to get one too. Did you end up paying any import fees when receiving the shipment from Italy?
no import fees
They come out of Illinois
Have you tried the rubi TZ?
Yup. They weigh 150lbs and cut shitty.
I’ve always liked my rubis, thinking it’s time to upgrade to a Montolit though
Get a sigma, I jumped from Rubi to montolit, then had to go Signa.build quality not the best on montolit am afraid. Don’t get fooled by these videos it’s not the real world
Don't get fooled by this comment. We have been using our Montolit cutters for 5 years and other professionals like myself use them also. The two best are Montolit and Sigma. Both well built machines. One is a pull, the other a push, it's that simple.
@@LandbergTileTV I’ve heard nothing but good things about the montolit and sigma as well. But have my mind made on a monty. My rubis have served me well for ten years but wouldn’t mind trying something different especially when the cut at a 45 and mosaics with ease.
Nothing beats push sigma
@@michailneberet5670have you used the montolits?
Heavier duty tile cutter, but kept the same weak red measure stop, I've broken several
Yup, I've broken one also on my 24"
Would love to get the 24in model for this, Montolit has the best scoring wheels around. I wish their snapping wasnt so tough though. Rubi has superior snapping that is effortless, I dislike having to smash the bar on Montolits.
MacAaroni, try taking a grip towards the end of the handle(farther from the cutting wheel). Some tiles respond well to this and require less effort to snap
Most plank tiles these days are 45 to 49 inches long, and larger. Rubi 1200,, room to spare,,,, But takes two to carry,,, Nice cutter though.
Love my monti also have 1200 sigma both cut beautifully however my only criticism would be you can’t eye the wheel in when cutting point to point as well as a rubi, no building is ever 100 % square or any wall perfectly straight so it’d be nice to have a more visible wheel on both
I have the same problem
Not sure how visible will be the on the p5 and nex4
That's right, only those from rubi have the cutting nail at the front and the break at the back, especially the TS 60 range and the rest
Price tag?
Man, I wish my P3 cut like your videos. I have tried cheap & expensive porcelain tiles and my Monolit doesn't preform anything close to videos I've seen. I've been documenting each time I do a new job & I have a photo gallery full of bad cuts, chips, & breaks completely off the scored line. May need to try Sigma. I currently use my over priced cutter for short cross cuts & hidden edges. Not a fan currently 🙄😣
I have 3 x Masterpiuma P3 and I didn't have any issue so far. I bought the first one 5 years ago. Before Montolit Masterpiuma I used Rubi and Sigma but I must admit that Montolit is far superior. Probably for this reason It seems that Sigma is copying many Montolit Masterpiuma features on their new models.
Your commend is very strange my friend. Montolit is now the most popular tile cutter in the world. Thousands of professional tile installer are happily using it every day :) . probably there is something wrong with your specific machine. Did you ask the factory to check it for you?
Could be many things.
I've had in some cases tiles that just didn't wanna break correctly, it was a tile production issue. Maybe u are unlucky and u encountered those bad tile's more often.
But I would give the machine a good check-up because these cutters are normally wonderful to work with
I'll relook at my cutting pressure. I was at my local tile shop and Troxell was doing cutting demonstration on their 48" cutter. That unit was slick, cut a 1/2 strip 48" long. An the weight of it was a fraction of my Monolit which is only a 24" cutter.
Anyway, I mentioned my issues with the Monolit & he mentioned I may be putting too much pressure on cutter. When I upgrad to a 48", I'm getting the Troxell and it's only $430.
Appreciate all the input 🤘🏻
i have recently swapped over to this cutter from sigma i can confirm its the real deal, i wont be going back to sigma! monotilt p5 all the way!
A friend of mine ordered it for us to try and it sucked . I havent found a cutter better than sigma 🤷🏽♂️🤟🏽
Ever used the RUBI TOOLS TZ-1550 Tile Cutter?
yes, Rubi very good for DIY. I used it in the past, for many years. After Sigma and now only Montolit and sometime Sigma.
I've worked with the tz850 for 4 years now. It cuts wonderfully but 2 big downsides IMHO.
1 it's heavy
2 it's very fragile sadly
I just bought the p5 1310.
Haven't got it delivered yet.
@@buildingtools2675 tz is a professional cutter.
@@brouwerificationI would argue that. Professional tool implies it can take a beating and last for years. My 49" tz broke on second job. The locking mechanism that you pull to change the angle of cut fell apart. I rigged it so it sits square. It's collecting dust now because it's not quick to use. Clicking the handle to drop the breaker and clicking to retract. It's not fast like the montolit and sigma. Production slows. Durability and speed are key components to "professional" tools. It's priced like professional but doesn't perform like professional.
Awesome tools 👍👍 it cut like nothing.peace of cake...can I have for free your old cutter? 🙏😁😁
Whats the cost for this tile cutter ?
$787 tools 4 flooring
Wow! Very impressive. Now I want one. 😂 Price?
Mines been on order for a month. Price $784.00
@@matthewlall4277 Thank you! Not surprised to hear that with shortages on everything these days.
@@matthewlall4277
Nice that's cheap.
Question…. What is the best lubricant to use for the rail that the cutter slides on. I’ve had mine for a few years and it’s not that smooth anymore.
I just use wd40 Xd. spray it on and wipe the rail.
Don't use wd40, you want to use griffon unilube or other white mineral oil.
You can adjust the sliding motion with screws on the front of the machine try that!
I use Beta sissy Liberal tears here in NJ.
@@Swwils Wd40 is what i had on hand and it worked.
My wife isn’t gonna like this, I gotta have one of them.
I got a question Berg, what 7” glass blade do you recommend?
Ridgid has a good one you can get off the shelf. I've used it and liked it.
I’ve been looking for this cutter and I can’t find a place to purchase. Do you know? Thanks Berg
@@billycarson3408 They said it's available now??
Have you tried the Battipav Profi tile cutter??
🤣
Had a sigma bought it used. .i just cant see the means of paying that much for tile cutters when they have cheaper options that cut the same
Yo land my guy you still messing with that rtc razor and is this better
Still have the RTC and it's a beast! Cuts better than the Montolit
RUBI TZ great tile cutter for large tiles
Very few pro tilers are using Rubi nowadays. Rubi is excellent for DIY people. Sigma and Montolit are for professionals that us it every day.
Dude, lift up the handle to spring the shoe down before you snap it. Driving me crazy !
If you watch any demonstration videos from Montolit, you will see that this is not necessary, unless you need more leverage like thin strips or mosaic. One of the features of their handle, they say, is that you are immediately in snapping position after scoring. Stay Crazy!!
@@vinnied.1239 Lesson learned. Thank you for the reply.
Snapped right through that video.
I have Sigma , montolit and Rubi. Rubi is by far the best.
Montolit and Sigma are produced in Italy. Rubi are produced in China. This is a big difference to consider nowadays.
@@buildingtools2675 true but the rubi cuts better and faster also way easier to see the scoring wheel
@@1surfercross do you know where Rubi cutters are made? They state on their website that they have a big factory in China. Good or bad I don't know, However I prefer European made stuff.
Rubi has some great cutters, they made the first tile cutter in 1951. They are a Spanish company out of Rubi Spain . if they are now manufacturing in China it must be fairly recent. Every cutter from the Ts series up to the tz series are great. I'm not sure about there cheaper cutters from home depot.
The tz is heavy as fuck. The cuts aren't smooth at all. My 49" rubi tz is collecting dust. Stop by and you can have it.
Anyone interested in large formate tile installs should check out a Russian guy who's name is Vfliev Andrey DIY. The guy does some remarkable work including all mitered corners. Most of his work is in large (huge) bathrooms by our standards.
I had to buy a 48 “ one . Tiles just gone too big . It’s not fun anymore
Still can't beat a rubi ts
😂
Glad I'm retired so I don't need one of those
Oh shit 1/2” thick
Sorry, I've had Rubis and Montolits but nothing comes close to a Sigma.
Sigma is light-years ahead of these cutters. You are correct
Sigma bullshit
For me rubi TZ 1800 the beast tile cutter
@@marcopaulo9470I had a 49" tz and couldn't stand the thing. Clicking back and forth to get the snapper up or down was a terrible idea. Never cut straight. Heavy as fuck. It was given to me by a buddy who bought it and didn't like it. $1000 piece of shit.
That's funny. Nothing comes close? Not even close? Montolit and sigma are so similar in design except sig is a pull and Mont is a push. They literally cut almost exactly the same. I don't think anyone could tell the difference in one cut from the other. To me they are both super close. Comes down to preference on push or pull.
No because the best cutter is the Ruby tx n hands down !
😂 rubbby? good for DIY
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Sigma ???
This cutter is flawed… if you have a tile that is a couple of mm out and need to see both marks you’ve pencilled… you can’t see 🤷♂️
You need to be able to see the scoring wheel, and you cant.
I ordered one as a tiler of 20 years, it doesn’t work in the real world… sent it back
And what do you use?
@@sqadadrian7473 bellota pro 65
I had one and sold it for less.
All tile cut by old sigma easy
Sigma and Montolit all day.
trash tile cutter, sigma is the best
Hi Steve why is that cutter trash???
Sigma is good for old people. Montolit is for the nowadays tilers.
Montolit is the best!!
I have 2 of them. 🙂
@@jossbull7170
Just purchased p3-36 inch it’s huge but cuts much easier then sigma because the cut is from the back to the front I like it better:)
@@charlie83blue3 sigma is faster and the cut are more smoother
montolite doesnt cut smooth,
but i do like the quality of the tile cutter
@@jossbull7170 all personal preference, i just think sigma is faster and smoother cutting.
i try the montolite it wasnt my style
People don’t understand how beautiful this machine is
I agree
well, it shows how thick it can cut, and how narrow this was supposed to show that in the middle of the plates and those plates all the machines can cut