QEP 22700Q 700XT 3/4 HP Wet Tile Saw with 7 in. Blade and Table Extension

My big, expensive wet saw finally gave out as I was starting another project. Since I was using small 3 x 6 subways, I decided to give this one to try. It takes a little patience and a small learning curve, but for the price I was actually very happy and had no problem finishing up the job with this saw, was even able to make some pretty tricky cuts. Cleans up and stores very easily.

Works great, very clean cuts!

So got this as a warehouse deal. Well it was returned for a reason…you can’t push the tile past the bracket that holds the splash guard, as the bend on the bottom of it is up too high and won’t allow the tile to be push by. I’m thinking that was the reason the previous purchaser (who also obviously used it briefly from the leftover tile debris on the saw and slightly worn blade).Now running up to a local store to get a different and more expensive unit, because I don’t trust trying this same one again.

You've heard the old master's saying, when you know a lot, you don't need a lot?This saw proves it.Not as fast/accurate/comfortable/practical as the pro saw?I can get this thing to do damned near ANYTHING I need.If you're willing to think your cut through, and be a bit patient, i suspect you'll be able to make it do everything you need, too.I really enjoyed using this saw, PARTICULARLY as it's inexpensive, and doesn't weigh a ton.Incidentally, one job was ceramic 30x30cm tile, the other was marble, also 30x30.To me, it's a keeper.If you need bells and whistles, maybe not right for you.Keep in mind, the smart people built pyramids with less tech than this. So... let's not blame tools for our shortcomings ;-)

good deal for the money, works very well for smaller DIY projects. Same thing sold at local hardware store for much more money

I bought this saw to replace my 20 year old QEP saw, that finally quit working. As a professional tile installer, used it ALOT. Perfect for backsplashes. Set it right where you're working and not worry about making a mess with spray. Thus new version of my old saw, should easily last until I retire. Do yourself a favor and let the Black Widow blade, it cuts way better than stock blade and lasts longer.

I bought a different blade since I was cutting glass, so I can’t attest to the blade it comes with. Overall, I am pleased as I was able to complete my project. It cut well, although much messier than expected. Pretty good for small projects.

Nice idea..to add a fence and jig for angle cuts. If only they were the slightest bit accurate, it could be helpful. Don't even know where to start - I am not a professional, but lay a pretty fair bit of tile and stone for family and friends. I should have spent the money and bought a decent tile saw. Do not waste your money on this one. The blade that was provided was warped and the arbor hole was so far off center, that when the unit was cut on, the entire saw was vibrating across my work bench. Couldn't cut the tile because blade was so warped (kept breaking the tile). Thankfully, I had also purchased a additional diamond blade and it was fine. Poor design on this unit: does not have a removable water containment for blade, and the majority to the work top is not removable. On average, takes 20-30 minutes just clean up. This saw was inexpensive, and I got exactly what I paid for - won't make this mistaken again.