Saw Tile Wet Workforce

The electric tile saw is more powerful than manual cutting, it is affordable, and easy to use.
Wet Tile/stone Saw Basic, entry level mechanical engineer but much better than hand-tools, "I used this machine to tile my kitchen floor, backsplash, bathroom shower, floor and tub, and outside patio.
Wet Tile/stone Saw "My husband and I bought this product instead of renting a tile cutter because we didn't want the time restraints that great tit and ass renting causes. Wet Tile/stone Saw "I had a small tile project in my bathroom to do over the weekendthere were alot of tiles that had to be cut. I just used it on my new kitchen floor with 18" sq tiles and had no problem. The precise measurement gage allowed easy sizing and holding the tile while cutting it.
Proper alignment of the guide is key. I was a bit skeptical on the ability of an inexpensive saw to cut tile. The cutting table and angle guide are stainless steel.

Wet Tile/stone Saw "I purchased this saw for a laundry room and bathroom ceramic tile project.

For the money this has been a great purchase.

The wet saw saved so much running around and clean up because I was able to use it in the garage close to the project site and the dust was non-existent.
Wet Tile/stone Saw "While they say you get what you pay for. The job was complete and beautiful within the 2week period.
Trust meit's well worth the price as opposed to paying for two days of a rental. The wet saw causes less friction on the tile and the blade lasted longer. As it doesn't have knotches or anything to "lock into" when setting the guidethe front edge and back can be in different spots if not paid attention to setting them correctly. I recommend it to anyone doing a tile project. Wet Tile/stone Saw "What a little jewel. You will get wet, more so if you lift the guard to do precision cuts. This saw was remarkable and worked effortlessly. My solution was to take a waterproof marker and overwrite each notch and number.

. " Review15forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. Getting the blade on and off is easy enough, but you have to maneuver it slightly by tilting it to get it to pop through the table slit above since there is no height adjustment on the blade. Wet Tile/stone Saw "This is the best wet saw i have ever used.

VERY handy and lightweightI moved outside and back inside for every use. but fin to use outdoors or in a garage. " Review20forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. I researched what type of saw would be best for this type of work and found that this saw might do the job. We would recommend this product to anyone who is considering renting a wet saw.

Well I was very happy with the way the saw cut effortlessly through the tiles with speed & accuracy. " Review10forTHD550 Workforce 7 In.

I just ended up free-handing everything with the blade.

:) sandbagger10-10-2005, 12:40 AMI have the HD workforce. where one tile needed to have 8 cuts to fit around the pantry door and trim and against the carpet edge from the next room.

Perhaps the blade is a bit crooked? All in all not that big of a deal and the tilt feature is nice to have, although I really didn't need it.
When we found this saw, at a cost of $88. I'm already on my second project with the saw so it has now paid for its self in rental savings. It's a no brainer for someone looking to do a couple of tiling jobs. Pros:LightweightPortableLow CostDecent PowerTilt topclean operationCons:no height adjustment on bladeguide is not precise front to backno leveling feet" Review7forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. If you are doing a simple small project I would suggest this one, but for larger projects with more technical cuts I would investigate others out there.
I'm SO glad I chose to get a saw over the snap-tool because this also allowed me to make complex cuts for corners, door facings, etc. Lookout big $$$ machines workforce is comming to town. The part I like about owning my own wet saw is I can take my time working on my cuts I don't have to feel rushed to get the job done and the saw returned to the store. " Review19forTHD550 Workforce 7 In.
Slow your cut to a crawl as you complete the cut an you won't have any flaking. 5' kitchenand I plan to use it again on my wall tile when I get my cabintets installed.

" Review5forTHD550 Workforce 7 In.
This saw has saved me thousands of dollars.
Wet Tile/stone Saw Ratings & Reviews This product is no longer available. It cut better than the rented models (asp of $500+) and was easier to use. But the next one was perfect and I was still able to use the blundered one. Works great on ceramic, slate and marblewe've used them all! Up to 16 inch tiles have been no problem at all The blade has been replaced once by a friendnot sure if it even needed it, but more of a courtesy. It is bare-bones (thus the price) but works hard. 75 Starsa slightly wider work-surface would have been ideal for the 18" tile and being able to use the guide over that larger surface. " Review12forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. this unit goes well above and beyond. It makes smooth cuts, very little "flaking" on my porcelain tiles at the edges (but you typically don't see the cut edges anyway). " Review14forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. It was quiet and didn't make a big mess.

It makes "losing a tile or burning a tile" (wasting it) a very rare thing indeed.

The numbering system is very small and difficult to read at times. Wet Tile/stone Saw from Minneapolis Minnesota 55432 "I had my doubts when I purchased this saw, but after I brought it home and started using it I realy felt good about not buying one for several hundred dollars.
The tile saw's size is compact, light, and easy to transport to the job site even for a woman.
Wet Tile/stone Saw "The Wet Tile Saw has been a real timesaver and economical, which I like.

I cut over 100 feet of tile and the saw and blade are still going strong.
Wet Tile/stone Saw "Simple straightforward machine that makes easy work of smaller tile jobs. much the same as with other wet saws.
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I got a little wet from it when making irregular cuts because I had the guard set higher so I could see the blade but that's nothing. The only other draw back is that you only have the 7 inches in which to cutso you end up turning around some tiles to jeremy camp restored lyric cut them, or you have to "free-hand" cut the tiles without a guide sometimes.

" Review16forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. I am a woman starting out in a predominantly male field. not we are going to do the floor.
I just keep finding more projects to do.

The cost to rent a saw in our area was $59. He was bank credit guaranty private actually a pro who had scaled his tile work back to part time. It's very light and easily will fit on any work bench or table.
Wet Tile/stone Saw "the saw was a good price but when cutting tiles it lways chipped the tiles, in order for code free layout source it to work better you needed to purchase a better blade whcih would be an additioanl $20 or more" Review11forTHD550 Workforce 7 In.
We used it right on the kitchen table! We like it so much that we are considering other jobs to do. If not, the water that the blade kicks onto the steel table surface can spill off rather than going back into the trough below. I did try to do some plunge cutting and that worked just fine too. " Review6forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. The blade it comes with is not so great so spend 40$ or so on laser engraved wood pen a nice blade, this will help. Rd Tile10-09-2005, 05:07 PMSeeing no one has answered you, I would guess no one here has used or own either one, I included, depending on what you are doing and size of tile and how many jobs you need either one for, both should do the job, at $88, if they do even one job, your ahead of the game. Not sure what the life of a blade should be but I made about 70 cuts and I feel it still has a lot of life left to it. Wet Tile/stone Saw "Not sure how Home Depot can continue to rent wet saws with the one on the shelf. Claimed he had a "big" wet saw (didn't ask make) but that he also had the WF because he could carry it right into the job area. Very pleased with the purchase and advise anyone considering buying one bauer ctu jack quote to do so. Easy clean-up, lightly hose off and I usually washed out the pan and put fresh water in it and ran the saw again without cutting anythingjust to get any excess tile flakes, dust, etc. Wet Tile/stone Saw "decent product gets water everywhere" Review8forTHD550 Workforce 7 In. It makes easy, and you can always go back and cut/shave off more of the tilewhich you CANNOT do with a snap cutter. We also researched the cost of renting a saw.

The unit overall was great for the home projects and it is small and lightweight to move around. But if budget is really tight and job not too complicated (ie, intricate cuts) this saw should serve you just fine. We were very pleasantly surprised how well it worked considering it was less expensive than others.
Wet Tile/stone Saw "Flimsy rip and does not cut angles for big 12x12.