Affordable Tile Wet Saw for a DIYer

🔷 Affordable Wet Saw 🔷

You don't need to spend thousands of dollars on a wet saw to do most tile installations 😁

I got this simple table top wet saw at Harbor Freight for $189 🔥🔥

Overall I was impressed with its value
Decently made table top with slidable guide
Table top pivots for 45 degree cuts
Light weight & easy to store 👍

If you are doing a lot of porcelain tile cutting, its not a bad idea to cut with a better blade

On this project I plan to cut ceramic tile, so the blade it came with will work just fine

Alway break in the blade by cutting multiple pieces of tile (preferably porcelain tile)

Worked great on the ceramic tiles that I plan to use 👍

Pretty good on this particular textured porcelain tiles too 👍

Not so great on this high gloss porcelain tile
Changing the blade would most likely improve the cuts

Overall I thought this saw worked great. It does take patience though. You have to slowly push tile through and allow the tile saw to cut. This is a great saw for a few projects around the house, not so much for a contractor trying to make a living with it 👊

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🎬Chapters
0:00 Harbor Freight Bench Tile Wet Saw
1:13 Assembly
1:56 Buy a better tile blade
3:54 First cut with a porcelain tile
6:48 Ceramic tile cut
7:53 Porcelain tile cut
8:58 High Gloss Porcelain tile cut
10:07 Snap cutter
10:47 Like & Subscribe 😊

[nmatthew]

This is cool, watching a pro do it with regular tools, I like it.

[banxmartinez]

thanx I'll be going to harbor freight in the morning for black Friday as I'm starting a basement remodel

[Esiddik]

Wish you zoomed in to show us the cuts, it would help to know what normal or okay chipping is in expert eyes .

[James_Snell]

Was hoping to see you use that Quinn Snap Cutter from HF. I bought it and used it once to cut a ceramic 4x16 subway tile and didn’t care for the cut so I used my wet saw… maybe it’s just me who doesn’t know how to use it right 🤷🏼‍♂️

[PpoOop-mb]

What brand of wet tile saw you use everyday? Dewalt?