Pretty soon, Makita is coming out with a new glass and tile cutting saw, which looks to be nearly identical to their 12V trim saw. Makita doesn’t provide specifics about the blade, but it’s suitable for glass and tile cutting applications and is presumably diamond-coated. Makita took their 4-1/2 year old saw 12V trim saw, gave it a new nickel-plated base, a diamond-coated blade, a water reservoir, and BAM it’s a glass and tile cutter.
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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.
What is better a wet saw or a tile cutter?
Compared to tile cutters, wet saws are best for large projects. You can cut tile faster, easier, and with more precision than manual tile cutters. The only price to pay is the set up and preparation of the working area. Wet saws are recommended for large rooms or rooms with complicated floor plans.
How thick can a tile cutter cut?
Limitations of a Snap Tile Cutter Standard ceramic tiles up to 3/8 inch in thickness generally can be cut quite easily with a snap tile cutter.