Best wet tile saw?

[Liamjay]

Hi all,

Im just wondering what wet tile saw you would recommend?

Its going to be used quite a bit, so i want something robust, but not going to break the bank.

I actually just bought a ebauer 750w from screwfix today, but after i built it up and turned the thing on, the blade wobble is ridiculous, which has put me right off this brand, so i reckon i might get my £70 back and see what else is about.

Any recommendations???

Cheers

Liam

 

[bennyp5938]

I would only ever use the dewalt d24000 now as i've had one for some time and it's a brilliant bit of kit. it's pricey but well worth the dosh. if your budget wont stretch that far just yet or you wont use it that often then i'd reccommend a smaller rubi wet cutter. definitely steer clear of the cheaper diy cutters from screwfix and other places.

 

[cdstiling]

I have the rubi nd200 I'm well impressed with that its smooth running and doesn't soak you like the cheaper cutters do!

 

[bugs183]

I have both of the above:
The Rubi is great for smaller tiles, but i run it with a Montolit DNA blade, great combo. Good for kitchens and small floor jobs. The gauge is kinda ok, but not super accurate.
The Dewalt is something else. i think for under £800 from Tradetiler it's a total bargain. I had a £1500.00 Perla and i Dewalt is much better quality.Too many reasons to have one. I'm doing lots of stone floors at the moment and it's brilliant. It's accurate,easy to use and doesn't kick out spray or dust. The gauge is solid and large. Using the standard blades at the mo, but will swap to DNA when worn.

Buy the best gear you can, knock the cost off your Tax bill, if you're starting out buy a Rubi then if you get bigger jobs go for the Dewalt.

 

[White Room]

I also have an Rubi ND200 with a DNA blade, great cutter....what is your budget for a cutter.

 

[Spud]

coming soon is a wet saw testing video ,cutters involved will be the qep/vitrex brutus the dewalt d2400 the sigma9m1 and one of the rubi saws T.B.C which model

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

we think all wet saws will have to be 110v you dont want to get to site and be told sorry you cant use that here. after spending the money.you need a wet saw you can take every where .lets hope this post get throught and i dont end up frowing my toys out of the pram

 

[dobragol]

Can't wait to see comparison as I' m after wet saw and after reading / watching all the reviews I'm even more confused . Keeps us posted when it's all ready .

 

[Perry]

my thoughts i have three differnt types of saw all good at diffrent things

 

[bugs183]

Your right there PJ,
Despite the Dewalt being a great piece of kit i still keep my trusty angle grinder with a Montolit Squadro blade in it to trim out corners if needed.

 

[Perry]

Your right there PJ,
Despite the Dewalt being a great piece of kit i still keep my trusty angle grinder with a Montolit Squadro blade in it to trim out corners if needed.

why i always use my tomacnic when doing floors and perla on stone dewalt on bricks