Tile Saw Wet: 120V/60Hz/5A/7″ Blade x2, easy to use, and great for any DIY home project.
Wet Tile Saw, 7 inches long. This is a good tool. To make straight and miter cuts, you need a rip fence with a miter gauge that you can move.
This is a professional blade water cooling system: A tile saw blade 7 inch wet saw, which keeps the blade cool and reduces dust.
A professional induction motor can run at up to 3,560 RPM.
Pack your happiness with the quality. With a manufacturer’s warranty on a wet tile saw, you can be sure that you will get a good tile saw. We will send you a new one if there is a flaw in the package or if the quality is bad.
This is a simple tile saw. My main complaint was the fence. A lot of changes get annoying if you have to make a lot of them all the time. Also, it’s hard to get both ends of the fence to line up perfectly with the blade. This can cause problems with some cuts (particularly thin pieces used near edges of tile.
Hexagon tiles aren’t square or rectangular, so I didn’t use the jig that comes with it. A standard jig can’t be made for that, but it might be something to think about because it took me a little thought to make a perfectly square jig to hold the hexagonal tile with the tools I had. However, everything works well enough. The saw/arbor could have been mounted a little further back, but that’s probably just because I like the tile I worked with better than the other tiles I’ve worked with. All in all, I’m glad I didn’t have to use the scratch tool.
