Wet tile saws? Which ones

[slatecutter]

I cut a lot of reclaimed roofing slate and I've killed the low end plasplugs wet saw I've been using. Just a quick flick thru this site it seems the Rubi is used alot. I've seen a Montolit 903 advertised at £500 plus Vat. Does anyone use and or recommend the Montolit stuff?

Any other recommendations? I suppose I best go for trade quality really, upto 1hp, 1kw I need something that'll will happily do hundreds of cuts at a time and be reliable.

I'll probably end up hiring one for the short term to get a job finished.

many thanks

 

[Dontiler]

i would recommend Dewalt wet saw it's a good 1

 

[Aston]

dewalt d24000 is a great all round wet saw

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[doug boardley]

the dewalt 2400 will be my next wet saw when my rubi dw200lp eventually packs up

 

[diamondtiling]

I will get myself a dewalt as well when my sigma 10m packs up, cant see that happening any time soon.

:smilewinkgrin:

 

[tommyzooom]

Dewalt for me too:smilewinkgrin:

 

[albyshellshear]

I would love a dewalt

 

[Rob Z]

I've owned tile saws made by Target, Imer, Felker, and MK, and none of them have been as useful to me as the DeWalt. For the general remodeler and custom tile contractor, I think it is the best all-round saw to own.

 

[Gazzer]

The Dewalt is head and shoulders above every other tile cutter in its class and price range. The quality of the Dewalt is far superior to my old Rubi DW250N by a long way.

 

[diamondtiling]

Does the dewalt cut any size tiles or does it have a maximum cutting length?

It certainly looks versatile.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PwvCUD5ZlA&NR=1]YouTube - Dewalt tile saw with extend a fence & profiling 10F2[/ame]