Ritmo L or Mtec200??

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Wezly said:
That does look nice, a flat bottom would be better so you can slide along any ground with just your foot rather than putting your tools down to pick your mesh box up. If you're having to pick it up it's like you're only operating on speed 3, but when your sliding with a foot your flying on 4.
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Can i put a scaff plank on floor . Or kik it anyway
 
Orangemachineman said:
What kind of area did you cover clemo?
I did 100 plus m2 a few years back
As you said keep the hopper half full


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I don't know what m2 we did to be honest. Didn't start on till about 11 am. I was showing a mate how to do it. It was for air tightness on the external walls b4 they dot and dab it. We where ruling it. But then my mate told me it was being dabed then a few fixings would be put in. I then said f**k ruling it. So I sprayed it about a 1 foot away from the wall in a circular motion getting it on even. It worked well tbh we still give the wall and scratch.
 
Aye that looks the gear there. Ive a house to float out soon im def gonna give it a bash, do u think it would handle 4000sq ft of block, the thought of hand balling is making me feel tired ha ha.
 
pixie said:
Aye that looks the gear there. Ive a house to float out soon im def gonna give it a bash, do u think it would handle 4000sq ft of block, the thought of hand balling is making me feel tired ha ha.
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Can't see why not. The sand is not far from Co louth. It's in navin in Meath. If you want i can give you the number of the company that's sells it. So u can try it out.
 
theclemo said:
Can't see why not. The sand is not far from Co louth. It's in navin in Meath. If you want i can give you the number of the company that's sells it. So u can try it out.
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Think ill have a play with local sand first I have high hopes for it tbh. I'll let u know how it goes sure and can get some sent up if it doesnt work out. Cheers mate(y)
 
Worthy84 said:
Hi lads, not posted on here for a long time, anyway im looking at getting a machine in the new year. Ive been using an eze24 but after something with a bit more oomph, Il be using it for mono and roughcasting, mates got a ritmo l and loves it but i like look of the mtec? Thanks
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You selling your EZE 24 mate?
 
Plasterers1StopShop said:
Hi Simon,

You were one of the people I refer to actually having issues. But as we showed you on a few occasions it can be done. If you remember correctly on the day you came back to see us, we also had someone in for a demonstration on the machine (he then went on to purchase it) he sprayed the material on in two passes at 18mm in thickness - something you questioned him on, which he himself answered. Not a technician.

Speed 3 will still have an output of 14-15l/min with the M200 therefore the same output to the Ritmo. We have also shown several videos and customer reviews of people spraying on speed 4 to the correct consistency as to which they like. They aren't videos done by us - they are live onsite videos done by the owner or contractor.

Again, the machine continues to sell, reviews will always come in good or bad but we are very confident with this machine and know it inside out. We also speak to our customers on a daily basis and spend time out on site with the local guys to make sure everything is going perfectly for them.

As we stated and this has happened on other machines, farting is caused through various things, air and material consistency. If this is adjusted correctly then there are no issues.

Its the same as all machines, some will adapt, some will love them, others will prefer other styles - that is the same in all aspects of the trade. This can also be seen with your love of the G4 in comparison to the monojet. Time, experience and patience is key with all machines. No matter how experienced people are using one type of machine, a different brand or different style of machine will take learning and getting used to

One thing to add, which we have learnt is that certain material such as Monoblanco are more effectively sprayed on speed 3 - this is due to the composition of the material and the water setting required.
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"One thing to add, which we have learnt is that certain material such as Monoblanco are more effectively sprayed on speed 3 - this is due to the composition of the material and the water setting required."

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