In a new box. The product comes with all the necessary parts.
The Ryobi 4″ Handheld Tile Saw can be used with both wet and dry tile, and it comes with a blade.
With a powerful 12 Amp motor to help you cut through any tile, and a Lock-on trigger for more control when making long cuts or using the tool a lot.
If you follow the directions and use very little water pressure from the hose that comes with the saw, it will work just like it says it will. In the beginning, I thought it would be messy to use a small handheld circular saw with water sprayed on the blade. But it wasn’t as messy as I thought it would be. Of course, you shouldn’t expect to cut your tiles indoors.
Use a crayon to write on your tiles, which is one of the best ways to help. To avoid having water pool on your line when cutting tiles, lay the tile on a very slight slope. It is easier to see the line when cutting because of the gradient, which lets the water run off. This makes it easier to cut faster.
