The cord/water line conduit tends to get caught on the bridge and keeps the saw from traveling all the way to the end. If you need a saw that will work 100% out-of-the-box, every time, for the next decade with only blade replacements, then go spend $2,000 on a professional saw. I’m quite serious about that, this is a good saw for someone on a budget, that does not need to use the saw every day or long term and that can fix the minor issues it has.
Hello, I’m looking for some advice for a tile saw that can rip 24″ tiles, preferably not very expensive! I haven’t mastered the art of cutting from both directions, so I’m looking for a saw that can do it in one pass. If there is no such beast, then maybe some alternate suggestions.
wet tile saw 24 rip Related Question:
How thick of tile can a wet saw cut?
An 7-inch diamond blade on a tile saw typically has a maximum cutting depth of around 2 inches, while a 10-inch blade can increase that by about half an inch to 2.4-2.6 inches. Keep in mind that, in some cases, tile saws can accommodate smaller blades than the size advertised.