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YMMV RIDGID 9 Amp 7 in. Blade Corded Wet Tile Saw with Stand $239 Home Depot In-store
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Shows OOS online and in store but there was stock in all the stores around me.
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Had this saw for ages heck i dunno at least 10-15 years.
Tiling is big topic but i'll hit high notes on this saw
water pump and water delivery good but forget the recirculting crap, put your pump in a fresh bucket of water with hose lightly filling, pumps are cheap but this will make them last a long time. Recirculating dirty crap is for newbies of if you MUST setup inside. But beware spray control on this thing is non existent, it's NOT an indoor saw.
better yet...ditch the tub and stand, set the frame up on saw horses with clamp if you don't need to worry about debris. pump in a bucket like i said. cleanup is a snap.
wash and brush and lube everything on the saw especially the frame it's steel, wd40 everything. tile debris is bit caustic to aluminum wash and wd everything.
tray slide has bit of wiggle, fine for end cuts under base , for shower where you may smooth over the edge and long rips, start with a push of a tray to hard right. then follow a *line* not the saw, on a big tile you'll have 1/8 drift over a long area (i forget but whatever the max rip is for that saw) so gotta follow line on big rips which pretty much most of these sliders have some play. Large format 4 footers,etc forget it, you'll have to make a base so the tile sits above the tray lip, and follow line as well...pay attention to max rip capacity you can exceed it with filler on top of table so tile sits above lip but it's tight.
ANyways got my moneys worth times 100 on it and still have it for small stuff.
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Had this saw for ages heck i dunno at least 10-15 years.
Tiling is big topic but i'll hit high notes on this saw
water pump and water delivery good but forget the recirculting crap, put your pump in a fresh bucket of water with hose lightly filling, pumps are cheap but this will make them last a long time. Recirculating dirty crap is for newbies of if you MUST setup inside. But beware spray control on this thing is non existent, it's NOT an indoor saw.
better yet...ditch the tub and stand, set the frame up on saw horses with clamp if you don't need to worry about debris. pump in a bucket like i said. cleanup is a snap.
wash and brush and lube everything on the saw especially the frame it's steel, wd40 everything. tile debris is bit caustic to aluminum wash and wd everything.
tray slide has bit of wiggle, fine for end cuts under base , for shower where you may smooth over the edge and long rips, start with a push of a tray to hard right. then follow a *line* not the saw, on a big tile you'll have 1/8 drift over a long area (i forget but whatever the max rip is for that saw) so gotta follow line on big rips which pretty much most of these sliders have some play. Large format 4 footers,etc forget it, you'll have to make a base so the tile sits above the tray lip, and follow line as well...pay attention to max rip capacity you can exceed it with filler on top of table so tile sits above lip but it's tight.
ANyways got my moneys worth times 100 on it and still have it for small stuff.
the tub is 2-3 inches deep it's not big.
you have to flush your tray more often as the grooves for debris are not 1 inch deep so you'll overflow it often anyways unless you want to fart around with it all day, or it will be empty from all the overspray and you'll be farting with a hose all day. The pump is separated in a channel area with maybe 1/2 -3/4 lip, it will be mucked full. after 1/2 inch of tile muck is buried your pump what you gonna do? your gonna take time to open the spigot let it drain remove the saw dump hose the debris and repeat, and water and mess will still be everywhere. Stand is steel it will last but will rust. You'll have a tarp down and water and debris will be everywhere anyways this saw will spray 5 feet off the back of blade, it's not made for splash containment.
Not a hack it's basic experience...no cleanup during job, no mucked pump, cleanup in 5 minutes (brush water, wd40) vs 30 at end. store frame only.
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It's a great saw for that price. If you want the best you need +/-$1400 for the DeWalt d36000 or +/-$900 for the d24000, so unless you are to become a professional tile setter, you don't need any of the dewalt saws.
I'm thinking of buying one of these for the 8" and smaller tiles tile jobs.
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