Wet tile saws? Which ones

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Ok im seriously looking at this dewalt now, one more question!

Does it throw water over the sides on to the floor and do you use it inside? (Ok i admit that was actually 2 questions :/)

Nope, i recently used it in a room with all new oak doors etc. No spray, the only water was where i moved the tile after it was cut from the machine. I usually have a Gorrilla tub to the righthand side which is where i let the water from the cut tile run off.
 
Very little out there to beat them they are the cream especially the belt drives...........:thumbsup:


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Hi

I made a mistake here its Raimondi who make these cutters altho they do re-badge some of their machines for Montolit

Sorry

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Raimondi pikus 85 electric wet tile cutter 110v on eBay (end time 28-Feb-10 22:40:40 GMT)
 
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I use D24000 too it is very good but but you cant cut longer then 60 cm tiles and it is heavy (30 kg)
 
I use D24000 too it is very good but but you cant cut longer then 60 cm tiles and it is heavy (30 kg)


You can cut longer.. just turn the tile around and cut in from the other end.. and 30kg heavy..:lol:.. you need muscles mate... a lot lighter than my rubi..
 
You can cut longer.. just turn the tile around and cut in from the other end.. and 30kg heavy..:lol:.. you need muscles mate... a lot lighter than my rubi..
And it breaks down into Stand, tray and machine so a lot easier to carry and transport.

As for cutting length, as Dave says plus you can use the plunge feature.
 
hmmm ? i cant put longer then 60 cm tile on this table so i cant even start cutting ( or maybe i just dont understeand what you mean)
 
Rest the tile over the back fence and then cut so far through Baretk and then turn the tile around and come in from the other end again resting the tile over the fence.
 
You've all talked me into it now and i've put my name down for a reworked one when it comes in. Im a sucker for new tools and im actually looking forward to the job i plan to use it for (trav and porcelain) Never thought id actually look forward to travertine :hurray:
 
Think the lads on here have guided you in the right direction mate, the dw24000 is a wet dream when it comes to tile saws, and dewalt do know their stuff.............if i get enough stone work in the future it would be my first choice, i could do away with tile trims to mitre all my reveal cuts:smilewinkgrin:

With practice:thumbsup:
 

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