Eric:
I bought one of the saws I think you're talking about. It cost about
$100, maybe a little more, and comes with an instructional video.
It works well, surprisingly well, as far as I was concerned. It's not as
fast as those big commercial units, but it enabled me to do the more
elaborate cuts that I couldn't do with the score&press tile cutter. I
remodeled my bathroom utilizing recycled (from the same bathroom) 18"
square glass tiles that could not be duplicated from the current
offerings. It even handled those.
I can't remember the trade name, but email me directly if you need it and
I'll check it tonight.
JJ
Eric J Russell wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> I find myself doing ceramic tile jobs occasionally (once or twice a
> year). I am wondering if anyone has experience with a home-owner type
> of 'wet saw'. I have seen this item in Home Depot (I forget the
> price). I would appreciate your feed back if you have owned/used this
> item.
>
> Generally I would rent a tool I use only once or twice in a
> *lifetime*. If I see a need for it once or twice a *year*, I think its
> worth owning. Is this tool more toy than tool?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Eric J Russell
> Bridgewater, MA
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