wet cutters

[andy ocean]

Hello all, new to TF. do any pro tilers have the Dewalt 2400. If so, what do they think of it? intersted in buying one.

 

[DHTiling]

Hello and welcome..

I have one and i love it... seems i am close to you..?

 

[White Room]

Hi and welcome

I don't but there is a fan club on here.

 

[Ian]

Welcome along. I'm going to get one in the new financial year, loads of reviews and owners on here. Sir Ramic hates it, says it's useless but don't listen to him :lol:

 

[Daz]

Fan club member here

Two words - GET ONE!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

:welcome:Andy - Fantastic machine.

 

[Gazzer]

If you do a search or just look in the tools section of the forum you will find many reports of the DW24000 and how good it is. I honestly believe that its the best wet saw out there £ for £. In fact its as good if not better than some twice the price. I have had mine a while now and its still the dogs danglies. There isnt another cutter I would swap it for.
Its accurate, Its powerful, its easy to use, easy to transport and assemble....It does what you need and doesnt spray water every where.

 

[Derry]

hi, welcome the the forums

 

[Barry bp]

Totaly agree the DW24000 is a great cutter

 

[SandyFloor]

:welcome: I have one and love it

 

[andy ocean]

Hi Dave, if you don't mind me asking, but where did you get the 2400 from? yes close, but you see to go south of durham i tend to north wasington upwards.

 

[White Room]

This guy
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Genuine DeWALT- UK supplied stock (beware of imports) - 30 day 'no quibble' money back guarantee

• Stainless steel rail system is intergrated into the tile saw frame, ensuring super accurate cuts
• Relatively low weight allows one person to transport and set up saw
• Intergrated 45/22.5° feature for quick angle cuts
• Plunge feature allows the user to make quick plunge cuts
• Dual water nozzles can be adjusted on the blade in order to minimise over-spray and mist
• Rear and water trays can be placed on the tile saw to catch overspray - keeping the water in the pan
• Removeable cutting cart for easy cleaning of tile saw
• Repetitive cut guide with two positions - 90° & 45°
• Integrated portable residual current device (PRCD) circuit breaker for increased user protection
• Power Input: 1600 Watts (240v) - 1500 Watts (110v)
• Wheel Diameter: 250 mm Bore 25.4mm
• (Wheels as small as 150mm can be used but we recommend 180mm minimum)
• No Load Speed: 4200 rpm

Dimentions:

• Main tray 690mm wide x 890mm long
• Using back tray increases length by 400 mm
• Sliding cart 430 x 430mm
• Side extension table adds 230mm to right
• Using side drip tray increases overall width to 900mm
• Height adjustable to 3 levels
• Weight 32 kg

Cutting Capacity:

• Max cut length: 760mm (plunge and cut)
  (can be increased to over 1,000mm by plunging and turning tile)
• Max cut length: 660 mm (no plunge)
• Widest tile cut in half at 90° 660 mm
• Widest tile cut in half 45° 450 mm
• Max depth of cut: 95 mm
  (Motor pillar 150mm back and 330m to left of blade)

Includes:

• Extention side table
• Side and rear water collector
• 2 x hex key and blade spanner
• Support leg set
• 30 day 'no quibble' money back guarantee
• Free 12 months servicing contract
• 12 months guarantee
• 2 x Dewalt Premium porcelain blades Included

CHOOSE VOLTAGE BELOW

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[andy ocean]

Thanks for the advise. There will be one landing on my doorstep soon. I have been using a D Cut TD-080 Wet Tile Saw for the past four years which has been great, but the last granite job it was finished. it seems they have stopped importing them.

 

[Gazzer]

Hi Dave, if you don't mind me asking, but where did you get the 2400 from? yes close, but you see to go south of durham i tend to north wasington upwards.

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[karlm98]

i heard a lot of stories about how bad the early dewalts were, bearing issues being the biggest complaint also was told they are hard to get repaired so i bought a Raimondi Exploit 70 great cutter for about 6 months then the bearing went.lol cost me a fortune and still messed up also very heavy and water all over the show.
Had a Rubi rail cutter and it was the same story with water and weight so i bought a Rubi nd 200 really good but a pain with repetitive cuts now thinking about the newer Dewalt..but i have to sack the estate and get a van now that work is coming thru the door..