Ceramic, marble, slate, and stone tile can be cut with ease.
They are made of plastic to keep rust and corrosion at bay.
This wet tile saw is easy to move thanks to its small size.
The hinged cutting table can be moved to make miter cuts at 22.5 degrees and 45 degrees.
The set comes with a 4 in. QEP continuous rim diamond blade, a rip guide, an angle guide, and a table that can be clipped on.
The QEP Wet Tile Saw is great for jobs where there isn’t enough room for a big wet saw. High-torque 3/5 HP motor and 4 in. continuous rim diamond blade cut through all kinds of tile up to 3/8 in. thick. For DIY projects, this tile saw can even cut mosaic tile and tile for the back of the stove. The water system not only reduces water runoff, but it also recycles the water back into the reservoir, which reduces the number of times it has to be refilled. This powerful wet saw has two extra tables that can hold bigger tiles and a hinged cutting table that can be used to make miter cuts. A 4 in. blade with a 5/8 in. arbor must be used to cut wood. The QEP Black Widow Blade, which is sold separately, is good for cutting porcelain and hard tiles.
The best ideas.
Don’t cut your floor with a saw.
As long as you don’t have a lot of tile, this is a good option.
Always keep an eye on the amount of water in the saw. When the shavings start to look clay-like, you should take them out and replace them with new ones.
Great for the money. I didn’t believe the reviews. Because it was cheaper to buy this than to rent a saw, I bought it. In order for me to figure out how to cut everything and so on, I would have had to rent a wet saw for a few days. This worked out fine. When I did this, I used a porcelain tile that was 12 by 12. I will say that when I cut my bullnose, it was a lot easier than it was the first time. So I think a light subway or a 4×4 or 6×6 tile would be best for this tile saw. For a 24×24 like they say you can, I wouldn’t use it unless I was in a real hurry and only needed to cut one or two. It was also 12×12, and it worked fine. It took longer for the saw to cut through, and at times it felt like I was fighting against the 4 inch blade. A tool that lets you cut on an angle was hard for me to use because I needed triangles that were less than two and a half inches long. This is what happened. Because I used the bar to help me cut straight, the extender didn’t help me with my big tile. 0 is in the middle and 6 inches is on both sides. Not very useful for a large tile. You have to go by what you need, not what you need to keep. This is true even if the tile is small.
My friend told me about a review that said it was very good and small. You can use it on the floor next to your job. I tried that at first, but it was a huge mistake. I kept getting water all over the place and I didn’t have good leverage to cut the tiles. It was a lot of work. Plus, I cut my tile while the saw moved. I put a folding work bench in the room next to the bathroom and put a lot of plastic down under it. I also put a bucket under the tile saw to catch any water that came from cutting the tile. It wasn’t the best, but it was easier than going outside or down the basement or somewhere else.
A big reason this didn’t work out for them is because there was a hole on top of the saw. So you don’t put too much in, but it made it very hard to pick up and dump when you had to change the water. I get that. As soon as the water starts to become clay-like, you’ll see that very little or no water comes out of where the blade meets the water. I had to scrape out the clay clumps and fill up again.
