Does the Sigma Technica Pull Handle Tile Cutter gauge come in inches?

Yes, the Sigma Technica Pull Handle Tile Cutter gauge does come in inches

What is the difference between the Sigma 2B3 and the 3B2 Pull Handle Tile Cutter?

The Sigma 3B2 Pull Handle Tile Cutter has a larger, higher quality base, gauge, spring loaded pads and support arm. The silver spring loaded knob allows you to lock the measure bar into place on the angle indentations of the base. Sigma 2B3 Pull Handle Tile Cutter is a simpler design the narrower body and lighter weight is ideal for closer quarters. The handle automatically adjusts to the thickness of the tile from 1/16-3/4". The red measurement bar has the same swivel but you will have to manually line up the numbers. Base Width - 8" Total Spring loaded pad size 10-1/4" W x 14" L, Spring loaded pads overhang base. Total Guide Length - 23-1/2" Sigma 3B2 Pull Handle Tile Cutter Base Width - 13" Total Spring loaded pad size 13" W x 17-3/4" L, No overhang with spring loaded pads. Total Guide Length - 32-1/4"

Do you sell 2b3 cutter bar in inches as replacement?

This tile cutters guide bar is already labeled in standard, inches. If you would like to order any Sigma tile cutter parts or accessories, please call 1-800-709-0002 for further assistance.

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Sigma Technica Pull Handle Tile Cutter | 14"

Name: Sigma Technica Pull Handle Tile Cutter
Brand: Sigma
SKU: 9744-14 in.
Price: 262.44 USD
Availability: InStock

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Model

14" 26"

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Sigma Technica Pull Handle Tile Cutter

The Italian-made Sigma 2G (14"), 2A3 (20"), and 2B3 (26") Pull-Handle Tile Cutters can score and snap porcelain, glass tile, marble, granite, and more. These pull-handle tile cutters also feature a -45 to +45-degree Locking Angle Mechanism that allows you to lay diagonal patterns just as fast as you would lay down a square tile layout.

Features

Easy-grip pull handle design
Spring-loaded breaker table
Wide support table with measurement ruler conveniently located close to the operator
Swiveling measurement bar (in inches) angles between -45 to + 45 degrees for easy diagonal cuts
Tungsten carbide scoring wheel
Cuts material between 1/16” and 3/4” thick
Easy to dismantle and compact design for easy transport
Powerful tile cutter allows thick or difficult materials to be easily cut
Suitable for cutting all types of commercially available tile
High-resistance aluminum alloy and steel construction

Sigma Technica Tile Cutter Specifications
Model	Sigma 2G	Sigma 2A3	Sigma 2B3
Length of Cut	14 in	20 in	26 in
Diagonally Cuts	10 in	14 in	18 in
Weight	9 lbs.	15 lbs	18 lbs

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Sigma tile cutter

Works perfect for smaller subway tile. Already set 5000 sq ft with it.

Sigma Tile Cutter | Technica Pull Handle

Worth the money.

Sigma makes a great tile cutter.

Sigma better then Rubi cutters

I usually use a Rubi cutter but this Sigma is better.

Great cutter worth the Price!

Great cutter this is my second Sigma the other was getting really beat up after 6 years just decided to buy a new one even though the old one still works well. The features make it great like making angle cuts or just ripping a bunch of cuts using the gauge .

Top shelf!

Sigma scoring boards are superb! This one is super light and small! It cuts all tile with ease. Tile mechanic for 35 years. Great for smaller profile wall tile projects!

Amazing must buy

First score and snap tile cutter that I owned to cut porcelain. Amazing must buy

Why buy any other cutter?

Sigma is hands down the best cutter around! Quality and performance are unmatched by other cutters I have tried. The RTC Pro Cutter was alright but after a short period of time, it began having issues with scoring and snapping some harder porcelains, The Rubi TX cutter is good but too heavy! The Ishii is ok but I see why is was so much less than other cutters out there. Now I am drinking the Sigma Kool-Aid.

Owner RV floors

Best cutters 50 years experience awesome

Is the measure bar in inches?

Contractors Direct

Hello,

Yes — the measuring bar on the Sigma Technica Pull Handle Tile Cutter is marked in inches.

The scale is designed for standard inch-based measurements commonly used in the U.S., allowing you to accurately set and repeat cuts without conversion.

If you have any other questions about the cutter or need help with setup or accessories, feel free to let us know — we’re happy to help.

Please do not hesitate to contact us at 800-709-0002 or by email at orders@contractorsdirect.com

Thank you

Do you sell the rip guide for the 14” Sigma cutter?

Contractors D.

Yes, you can purchase the 2G Rip Guide.

Do you have the measuring swivel part available?

Contractors D.

The ruler guide that will fit the 2A3 and 2B3 models is available.

If I buy the 14" Sigma tile cutter, does it come with a carrying case?

Contractors D.

No, the Sigma Technica Pull Handle Tile Cutter does not include a case. A universal Sigma carrying case is available.

Which is a better tile cutter for larger tile, the Sigma 3D or the Klick Klock 35 inch? What's the difference between the two? I'm having a hard time deciding.

Contractors D.

The handle design is the main difference between the Sigma 3D and 3DK tile cutters. The 3D features a pull-handle design whereas the 3DK has a push-style Klick Klock handle. Additionally, the 3D cutting platform is slightly larger; it allows for 37" rip cuts, compared to the 3DK which can only handle 35". Either cutter is well suited for large format tile work; the choice between the two ultimately comes down to user preference.