@@renaissanceman8581 started working on the weekends with my dad as young as 14 years young. Recently, I decided to start my own company. Eternally grateful for my dad, everything paid off just like he said it would. No hard feelings though, even when I’m out giving out bids/estimates they ask for my age and are shocked. Anyways, Have a great one man. Thanks for commenting!
@@renaissanceman8581 I just turned 21 and started my business at 19. I’m booked 2 months out almost constantly and get new jobs every week. Haven’t had a day that I couldn’t work. The lord will bless those who trust him. Don’t doubt anyone, I’ve had a ton of experience in my time. No one is born a master. You don’t have to be amazing to start, but you have to start to be amazing.
Been working as a 'Carreleur' In Quebec, Canada for 3 years and been following your videos. I can't wait to start my own company. Keep up the great work !
Your videos helped me through both of my bathroom remodels. Thank you for all of your knowledge. I particularly like the tests you do with various products. I’ve decided to start my own renovation company because I love the work. Helping others is my biggest motivation. Currently remodeling my widow neighbors master bathroom, total gut and rebuild. Couldn’t have done it without you Isaac. Thanks!
Just started doing tile a little bit ago.. I talked with you on the phone earlier in the year and your advice was very helpful. Thanks for posting informative and helpful videos, it’s much appreciated. Good luck to everyone.
I've been tiling for a company for 5yrs now in San Diego, but I'm moving to Rough and Ready (Grass Valley), California, in August, to be near my Mom & sister. Doing bathroom remodels and construction for the past 11yrs, I'm always having to convince people not to worry about the fact that I'm not a guy -- chicks can do just as good a job, if not better if given the chance. My finished work has never failed to prove it, but I'd be lying if I said being a female didn't make it harder to get work. Having my own tile saw would go a long way to helping me book my own jobs in Rough and Ready. Regardless of who gets the saw, thanks for your coaching and tips over the years. P. S. Im a girl, but i carry 90lb bags of cement, so don't think I won't be able to move the saw. ;)
I saw this in a store a few months back and after seeing this video I can see why it gets mixed reviews. Personally I'd never use it but to each their own
I would love to have that saw but there's probably someone who needs it much more than I do. I know it will go to the right person. Thank you for your generosity and always inspiring us to be better tile installers and better people. You rock!
You're awesome for a give away like this! Wantes one for a while but didn't want to spend that much without trying it first. Love how your reviews are true, good or bad! Keep it up!
Been watching you for quite some time! You’re my go to when I’m curious or just want to watch and learn! Thank you for being so pure of a person, Hope Cali treats the tool well I’m on the east coast. Will be buying some FloFX from you soon hopefully!
This would help me tremendously in starting taking on tile projects within my own small business as a contractor in Sac and I’d love to pick it up. Congrats to whoever wins, love to see a fellow tradesman giving back however
I will stick with my wet tile saw. That machine would take too much time on the job. Thanks for sharing the operation of this saw. I hope whoever wins it can use it and it helps them.
I could really use this saw. I’m a BAC local 3 tile finisher almost setter. Your honesty I ever video is always so refreshing there’s no bs with you. Ive watching (learning) from you about a year I never miss a video 😂 I’m from sac
Thx for all the help and guidance along the way of me owning my own tile company. Your advice has helped me too many times to count.. Thanks from Wukasch Tile and Stone in Rosenberg Texas
Hey man! your videos are awesome. I am learning a new trade just by watching your videos. I just got hired by a family friend doing bathroom remodels. We'd love to have this saw!
We've had a Dewalt 24000S for 14 years and it's never given a lick of trouble and cuts dead on to this day. Time is money and dry cut might sound good but the additional time to make cuts is simple - the juice isn't worth the squeeze with the IQ tile saw. Thanks for doing the video as the question of, are we missing out on something great has been answered.
That’s awesome of ya Isaac, always giving back. Would love to have myself, but congrats to whomever wins it, as I’m sure it won’t be me😊 See ya win vid is up✌🏻
Thank you for your review. My tile saw burned out yesterday and I’m now looking to replace it. I have other IQ saws that I really like and was thinking about picking up the QI dry cut Tile saw but after watching your review I think I’ll go with a Dewalt . Thank you!
Hey Isaac. I will take it. I am in Carmichael. My dewalt saw is cutting a little wonky. I think the shaft is bent. No big deal if I am not picked. Thanks for offering this up
Yep, like everyone else. I'd like to have it. I'm in the middle of two bathroom remodels. I've really enjoyed your channel especially the recent one where you discuss your favorite shower waterproofing using Litocrete products. I spent about 400 on Litocrete products to day as a matter of fact. Thanks for a great channel.
Thanks for your great videos, and for the opportunity to own this tile saw. Building my own home in a cross country ski area and would love to have this saw for all the bathroom, kitchen, and flooring tie I'll be cutting. Live pretty darn local to you, actually drive by on the way to Tahoe.
Hey boss learned a lot from you, I’m 19 and have been working on tiles for 2 years. I would like to step up my game and this would be great. If not congrats to the winner 😂
We have done a number of jobs with this saw. On most tile it is great. We do have a wet saw for marble. It is able to be set up much closer to your work area, especially new construction, and that is a huge time saver. It is also nice to not go out in the cold in the winter here in Virginia. Isaac, glad we were able to remind you of this saw and help clear some shelf space! :)
I love the content! Ive been on my own for 6 years and love doing tile in NM. I would love some merch as well. The saw I. Running now is on its last leg need a newer one for sure.
Great video, and you confirmed my suspicion! Yesterday a salesman at a local tile retailer was praising these saws to me. While I would love not to deal with the water, the clean up and the running up and down stairs, it's a deal killer to me if my cuts are slow and chippy. Thanks for this video, and I think I'll stick with my wet saws!
I was looking forward to this giveaway but first off I live in New York and second off I have no storage room for such a large tool with such limited value . Thanks for the honest review !
@@markme4 I have a big 10in Dewalt tile saw that’s a pain to lug around and is way overkill for backslashes, small rooms, etc. I feel like a small compact saw thats waterless would be a great tool to have to do smaller jobs such.
@@TonyVM775 Get yourself a Rigid 7" or 8" (I prefer the 7") and put a good blade on it like an MK hotdog blade. These saws are inexpensive, reliable, and super lightweight and cut almost everything. I used to run big heavy MK saws , no more !
Cool concept, but seems like the wet saw has better cuts and ease of use. Still could see using this saw in certain settings though where cutting with a wet saw is a challenge. Thanks for all of the great TileCoach videos, Isaac!!
I just recently got back into tile and I have pretty much everything I need, except a wet saw. I have to rent one when Jobs come up. I wish I was at the point that I could afford one. That’s a really nice saw your giving away. Well may the best person win, good luck to everyone.
@@wasntme3651 Its a dry cut tile saw with a built in system that collects more the 99% of the dust. The same manufactor makes a 7 inch table top that I have. Also, just want to pass on this info: The 7 inch ridgid saw at Home Depot is a good saw for the money. You can get it for around $300.00 or so to tie you over until you are able to upgrade. It's compact, lightweight and well worth the money to get you going. Best wishes.
@tilecoach iq makes a special blade for hard porcelain. I personally have used it on my IQ 7 inch and it make a world of difference. And yes you need to dress the blade. I do mine daily when cutting is finished.
Wow - I’m in MN and it’s a year later - or I’d come get it - but seriously you are making me buy a ridged or dwalt for my tile project - considered the smaller version of that saw !
Good honest review, I pre ordered the new iq cyclone and it’s okay, we have about 6 or 7 months of frigid cold weather here in NH and the idea of no water is really intriguing. Iv done about 4 or 5 jobs and works great on some tile not so great on others. The bigger iq shown here probably not worth the money, the cyclone at $600 and being really light weight was worth it for me but I was hoping for better
I am amazed at this. i got one and with knowing how to dress the blad VERY often, this is hands down the best saw i have ever used 10x better than any wet saw. IMo this video was done out of ignorance.
You are an honest guy not editing out those bad cuts. Great review but the saw is almost an stationary saw with that type of weight. I do wonders with my Ridgid saw from the HD Store.
I would love to have it bud started my own business an would be a dream come true even if I don't love your videos an you have helped me very much keep up the good videos I love them!
Hey coach.. i need a new saw.... good timing.. lol.. im the guy you met at home depot, we were both picking out new lazer levels. Thanks for the shirt by the way... love the videos!! Keep Up the good work brother.. Ryan P
I liked this video...'on the IQI'😂 ..."on the IQTSS244".🤦♂️😂..."on the IQTS244 💪👍👍🤲🤲" Good job!! you make great informative videos. I appreciate them 😊 thank you for giving back and helping people. that sets you apart from all the other tilers. You're a Bay Area Beast!
Why I started tiling now that I'm in 50 years of age? I don't know, but I do know that I found a passion for it. This tile saw will be a great upgrade from my 7 inch HF wet saw.
Thank you so much for this review - was juggling between a wet saw or the more expensive dry iq one & this has definitely helped to answer some of my “But what about in the real world?” questions!
Thanks Isaac! I’m sticking with my lightweight Ridgids here in Hawaii . Great honest review! It’s all in the blade it seams . Waters the ticket ! Cheers🤙🏽
I've been using the Ridgid table top saw for tile work for the past few years and it's been a huge struggle. The rip fence doesnt work so I end up free cutting most of them. The IQ definitely looks to be an upgrade that would help my work a ton. I'd gladly make the trip from Oakland!
I have a couple of the 7” table top IQ saws. They do chip a little more than a wet saw and you can’t cut as fast as you can with a wet saw but they definitely come in handy when doing small bathroom remodels or in new projects when there is raw hardwood that you don’t want to get wet. It’s especially nice here in NE with the brutal winters being able to set up right inside the room. I’ve cut everything from Glass mosaics to rips in 48” porcelain. They run just over $600 so for me it’s definitely worth the investment.
100% agree. I've used it a couple times, and for the price of the unit and the blades, it's just not worth it. My montolit blade (progres_cg 4 or 4 1/2 inch) gives me a much better cut with less chipping. And from what I have seen, nothing can beat the glass cutting abilities of the montolit cermont cvp for glass tile. I've tried water free glass blades and they just don't work. Thus u need your wet saw regardless I have multiple saws all with different blades and it works way better. A piece of poly deals with all the water mess. Just my opinion
The intention behind this giveaway matters which is helping, uplifting and encouraging us to become self-sufficient in life through enabling ourselves. Whoever gets it is a well-deserved person. We all deserve tools but more deserving people are all here. Thanks for the video though.
Haha, “if you want this saw, come get it”. My tile setter friend has one, it’s too heavy and not versatile enough. However, he also has the 7” version, and it’s excellent within its limits.
When this first came out I was able to demo one. I had the same complaints as you. I did recently pick up the 7" table top saw iq has. Has the same chiping but as you say will pass. Will be perfect for subway tile projects, especially those in condos or 2nd floor projects.
Yeah man that is great! Love the videos and learned some interesting tips and tricks to the trade that I did not know. Keep up the good work 👏 very inspirational
This is not a paid promotion, I bought this saw with my own money.
How can i get this saw tile coach
On my way to beg you for it 🥺
Can I see a kerdi bonded to dry pack infused with redguard water test please?
Does it come with a new blade hahaha
Our clientele would definitely complain about chippy
I was looking for a solid and honest review and here it is. You just saved me $1,200.00!!!!!
I've been watching for the last few years. Good luck to the local person who gets this.
19 years young, & would love this. have started my own company and this would be great
Good luck kid 👍
Good luck
Take this how you will. But how can you possibly be skilled enough to to start your own company?
@@renaissanceman8581 started working on the weekends with my dad as young as 14 years young. Recently, I decided to start my own company. Eternally grateful for my dad, everything paid off just like he said it would. No hard feelings though, even when I’m out giving out bids/estimates they ask for my age and are shocked. Anyways, Have a great one man. Thanks for commenting!
@@renaissanceman8581 I just turned 21 and started my business at 19. I’m booked 2 months out almost constantly and get new jobs every week. Haven’t had a day that I couldn’t work. The lord will bless those who trust him. Don’t doubt anyone, I’ve had a ton of experience in my time. No one is born a master. You don’t have to be amazing to start, but you have to start to be amazing.
Been working as a 'Carreleur' In Quebec, Canada for 3 years and been following your videos. I can't wait to start my own company. Keep up the great work !
Thanks for the honest review. Will stick to my wet saw.
Your videos helped me through both of my bathroom remodels. Thank you for all of your knowledge. I particularly like the tests you do with various products. I’ve decided to start my own renovation company because I love the work. Helping others is my biggest motivation. Currently remodeling my widow neighbors master bathroom, total gut and rebuild. Couldn’t have done it without you Isaac. Thanks!
Such a humble and generous man. God bless.
Just started doing tile a little bit ago.. I talked with you on the phone earlier in the year and your advice was very helpful. Thanks for posting informative and helpful videos, it’s much appreciated.
Good luck to everyone.
I like the snap cut feature demonstrated on the first two cuts. I'll take it.
And will happen with the last cut on the last full tile on the job. Where do I sign up???
Thank you. I’m a young father still learning the trade and would love to have this tool to use everyday.
I've been tiling for a company for 5yrs now in San Diego, but I'm moving to Rough and Ready (Grass Valley), California, in August, to be near my Mom & sister. Doing bathroom remodels and construction for the past 11yrs, I'm always having to convince people not to worry about the fact that I'm not a guy -- chicks can do just as good a job, if not better if given the chance. My finished work has never failed to prove it, but I'd be lying if I said being a female didn't make it harder to get work. Having my own tile saw would go a long way to helping me book my own jobs in Rough and Ready. Regardless of who gets the saw, thanks for your coaching and tips over the years.
P. S. Im a girl, but i carry 90lb bags of cement, so don't think I won't be able to move the saw. ;)
A wet saw almost always is the best choice. Clean cuts over a little mess.
Been trying to save up for an IQ saw but struggled coz of pandemic but I'm still tiling all my own jobs and trying to be the best in London
I would be eternally grateful to have this saw! About to open my own license to work along with my boss, so in great need of tools like this! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I saw this in a store a few months back and after seeing this video I can see why it gets mixed reviews. Personally I'd never use it but to each their own
I would love to have that saw but there's probably someone who needs it much more than I do. I know it will go to the right person. Thank you for your generosity and always inspiring us to be better tile installers and better people. You rock!
Second that!
WOW!!! So nice of you to offer this to a lucky person! You're the best and so great full of your videos! Thanks for being you! 😊👍
I would be eternally grateful to have this saw!
You're awesome for a give away like this! Wantes one for a while but didn't want to spend that much without trying it first. Love how your reviews are true, good or bad! Keep it up!
Been watching you for quite some time! You’re my go to when I’m curious or just want to watch and learn! Thank you for being so pure of a person, Hope Cali treats the tool well I’m on the east coast. Will be buying some FloFX from you soon hopefully!
Just sending thanks and gratitude for all the videos and tips. That is a wonderful saw.
I have been installing for 7 years now and i have been hooked on your videos for the past 3. .if i get the saw ill pay shipping and handling lol
Whoever gets this, congratulations! Such a nice saw.
Win or lose, I’ll still be watching your videos for all things tile 🤙🏽 keep doing what you’re doing!!
This would help me tremendously in starting taking on tile projects within my own small business as a contractor in Sac and I’d love to pick it up. Congrats to whoever wins, love to see a fellow tradesman giving back however
Thank you, Isaac for doing what you do! Can’t even imagine how many people you’ve inspired with the work you’ve done. Thank you!!!!
I will stick with my wet tile saw. That machine would take too much time on the job. Thanks for sharing the operation of this saw. I hope whoever wins it can use it and it helps them.
Thanks for doing the review. Glad you're make more space on your racks.
I was considering this saw for a while. extremely useful and informational video, thank you!
Thanks T.C. for the knowledge your willing to share, it helps.
As a beginner tile setter and borrowing tools at this point this would be a huge asset to begin my arsenal
I could really use this saw. I’m a BAC local 3 tile finisher almost setter. Your honesty I ever video is always so refreshing there’s no bs with you. Ive watching (learning) from you about a year I never miss a video 😂 I’m from sac
Back in the day my boss used an mk wet saw that had a short and every time you ran a piece through you’d get shocked… fun times lol!
Lol happens every time I plug in to an extension that has the ground pin missing, gets me good under my finger nails
Thx for all the help and guidance along the way of me owning my own tile company. Your advice has helped me too many times to count.. Thanks from Wukasch Tile and Stone in Rosenberg Texas
Hey man! your videos are awesome. I am learning a new trade just by watching your videos. I just got hired by a family friend doing bathroom remodels. We'd love to have this saw!
We've had a Dewalt 24000S for 14 years and it's never given a lick of trouble and cuts dead on to this day. Time is money and dry cut might sound good but the additional time to make cuts is simple - the juice isn't worth the squeeze with the IQ tile saw.
Thanks for doing the video as the question of, are we missing out on something great has been answered.
That’s really cool Isaac!!! You giving a saw out of your own money! You rock bro!! 👍🤙
Love your videos, bout to pour my first dry pack mortar bed and subway tiles on the walls…would love to have my own saw, thanks Isaac!
Got the same saw, is great for a very SPECIFIC PROJECT. We did about 8k sq-ft of Mexican paver 12x12 tile . No dust, no bad lungs , great tool.
I've had a dewalt 2400 for 10 years. Never let has let me down and cuts great.
That’s awesome of ya Isaac, always giving back.
Would love to have myself, but congrats to whomever wins it, as I’m sure it won’t be me😊
See ya win vid is up✌🏻
Thank you for your review. My tile saw burned out yesterday and I’m now looking to replace it. I have other IQ saws that I really like and was thinking about picking up the QI dry cut
Tile saw but after watching your review I think I’ll go with a Dewalt .
Thank you!
Hey Isaac. I will take it. I am in Carmichael. My dewalt saw is cutting a little wonky. I think the shaft is bent. No big deal if I am not picked. Thanks for offering this up
Yep, like everyone else. I'd like to have it. I'm in the middle of two bathroom remodels. I've really enjoyed your channel especially the recent one where you discuss your favorite shower waterproofing using Litocrete products. I spent about 400 on Litocrete products to day as a matter of fact. Thanks for a great channel.
Thanks for your great videos, and for the opportunity to own this tile saw. Building my own home in a cross country ski area and would love to have this saw for all the bathroom, kitchen, and flooring tie I'll be cutting. Live pretty darn local to you, actually drive by on the way to Tahoe.
Thank you for thinking about your viewers and paying for the saw with your own money to give back above and beyond your videos!!👍
General contractor In Sacramento/ Roseville area. Would love to have this saw, been doing a bunch of tile work recently. Thanks for the videos
Hey boss learned a lot from you, I’m 19 and have been working on tiles for 2 years. I would like to step up my game and this would be great. If not congrats to the winner 😂
We have done a number of jobs with this saw. On most tile it is great. We do have a wet saw for marble. It is able to be set up much closer to your work area, especially new construction, and that is a huge time saver. It is also nice to not go out in the cold in the winter here in Virginia.
Isaac, glad we were able to remind you of this saw and help clear some shelf space! :)
I love the content! Ive been on my own for 6 years and love doing tile in NM. I would love some merch as well. The saw I. Running now is on its last leg need a newer one for sure.
Hey man, near Modesto here. Would love this saw. Kitchen n bath guy. Love your videos
I purchased the IQ228 for backsplash and smaller jobs. I live in Michigan and in the winter dealing with water is really a pain.
Thanks for honest feedback, about this tile saw
Great video, and you confirmed my suspicion! Yesterday a salesman at a local tile retailer was praising these saws to me. While I would love not to deal with the water, the clean up and the running up and down stairs, it's a deal killer to me if my cuts are slow and chippy. Thanks for this video, and I think I'll stick with my wet saws!
Had to put my bathroom and flooring on pause because of covid affecting my work, this would be awesome!
I was looking forward to this giveaway but first off I live in New York and second off I have no storage room for such a large tool with such limited value . Thanks for the honest review !
This saw would completely change my company. I’ve been looking at it for a while.
How would this saw change your company ? Just curious
@@markme4 I have a big 10in Dewalt tile saw that’s a pain to lug around and is way overkill for backslashes, small rooms, etc. I feel like a small compact saw thats waterless would be a great tool to have to do smaller jobs such.
@@TonyVM775 Get yourself a Rigid 7" or 8" (I prefer the 7") and put a good blade on it like an MK hotdog blade. These saws are inexpensive, reliable, and super lightweight and cut almost everything. I used to run big heavy MK saws , no more !
Cool concept, but seems like the wet saw has better cuts and ease of use. Still could see using this saw in certain settings though where cutting with a wet saw is a challenge. Thanks for all of the great TileCoach videos, Isaac!!
Your videos are invaluable and have helped me immensely as we embarked on our first house flip (that ended up being total flip).
I just recently got back into tile and I have pretty much everything I need, except a wet saw. I have to rent one when Jobs come up. I wish I was at the point that I could afford one. That’s a really nice saw your giving away. Well may the best person win, good luck to everyone.
This isn’t a wet saw
@@chrismartin4668 what is it ?
@@wasntme3651 Its a dry cut tile saw with a built in system that collects more the 99% of the dust. The same manufactor makes a 7 inch table top that I have.
Also, just want to pass on this info: The 7 inch ridgid saw at Home Depot is a good saw for the money. You can get it for around $300.00 or so to tie you over until you are able to upgrade. It's compact, lightweight and well worth the money to get you going.
Best wishes.
@@Heb101922
Thank you 👍🏼
@tilecoach iq makes a special blade for hard porcelain. I personally have used it on my IQ 7 inch and it make a world of difference. And yes you need to dress the blade. I do mine daily when cutting is finished.
25 trying to get ahead in the trade. Love the videos, this would definitely beat my kobalt
209 represent!
Wow - I’m in MN and it’s a year later - or I’d come get it - but seriously you are making me buy a ridged or dwalt for my tile project - considered the smaller version of that saw !
For the table top extension rub in a little finishing past wax to help it glide along.
Tile guy in the San Jose area could drive up this weekend if you're not able to find anybody closer!
Hey Isaac, I live right here in the area, I do small jobs for our church and this would come in handy!
Good honest review, I pre ordered the new iq cyclone and it’s okay, we have about 6 or 7 months of frigid cold weather here in NH and the idea of no water is really intriguing. Iv done about 4 or 5 jobs and works great on some tile not so great on others.
The bigger iq shown here probably not worth the money, the cyclone at $600 and being really light weight was worth it for me but I was hoping for better
Thank you for investing your time and talent into the tile industry. I have learned a great deal from your videos. Please enter me into the drawing.
I am amazed at this. i got one and with knowing how to dress the blad VERY often, this is hands down the best saw i have ever used 10x better than any wet saw. IMo this video was done out of ignorance.
To whomever gets that beauty congrats, and keep up the great content 👍
You are an honest guy not editing out those bad cuts. Great review but the saw is almost an stationary saw with that type of weight. I do wonders with my Ridgid saw from the HD Store.
Great video...Thank you have a blessed day and be blessed
I would love to have it bud started my own business an would be a dream come true even if I don't love your videos an you have helped me very much keep up the good videos I love them!
Hey coach.. i need a new saw.... good timing.. lol.. im the guy you met at home depot, we were both picking out new lazer levels. Thanks for the shirt by the way... love the videos!! Keep Up the good work brother..
Ryan P
I liked this video...'on the IQI'😂 ..."on the IQTSS244".🤦♂️😂..."on the IQTS244 💪👍👍🤲🤲" Good job!! you make great informative videos. I appreciate them 😊 thank you for giving back and helping people. that sets you apart from all the other tilers. You're a Bay Area Beast!
I really enjoy your content
Why I started tiling now that I'm in 50 years of age? I don't know, but I do know that I found a passion for it. This tile saw will be a great upgrade from my 7 inch HF wet saw.
Most the time I use the hf too, like he said it s heavy and the cut it’s no clean as wet saw. I sold my iq. I m in 50 too
Thank you so much for this review - was juggling between a wet saw or the more expensive dry iq one & this has definitely helped to answer some of my “But what about in the real world?” questions!
Love to use this saw for its convenience on my jobs
Thanks Isaac! I’m sticking with my lightweight Ridgids here in Hawaii . Great honest review! It’s all in the blade it seams . Waters the ticket ! Cheers🤙🏽
Thanks for a fantastic honest review, watch all your videos, appreciate it
My pleasure!
He said we have had the saw for a couple of years and used it on 4-5jobs. I was like wow not a lot of jobs. Makes sense now
The best thing about this saw is not having to deal with wet tile. I love this machine
To me the best part is making it a table saw. Awesome feature.
I love your videos have learned so much from you. Thanks
I've been using the Ridgid table top saw for tile work for the past few years and it's been a huge struggle. The rip fence doesnt work so I end up free cutting most of them. The IQ definitely looks to be an upgrade that would help my work a ton. I'd gladly make the trip from Oakland!
I have a couple of the 7” table top IQ saws. They do chip a little more than a wet saw and you can’t cut as fast as you can with a wet saw but they definitely come in handy when doing small bathroom remodels or in new projects when there is raw hardwood that you don’t want to get wet. It’s especially nice here in NE with the brutal winters being able to set up right inside the room. I’ve cut everything from Glass mosaics to rips in 48” porcelain. They run just over $600 so for me it’s definitely worth the investment.
How does it do with thin glass?
Keep me in mind as i have to tile my master bath next month. I'll send pics
100% agree. I've used it a couple times, and for the price of the unit and the blades, it's just not worth it.
My montolit blade (progres_cg 4 or 4 1/2 inch) gives me a much better cut with less chipping. And from what I have seen, nothing can beat the glass cutting abilities of the montolit cermont cvp for glass tile. I've tried water free glass blades and they just don't work. Thus u need your wet saw regardless
I have multiple saws all with different blades and it works way better. A piece of poly deals with all the water mess.
Just my opinion
Really glad I saw this unbiased review! 👍👍
The intention behind this giveaway matters which is helping, uplifting and encouraging us to become self-sufficient in life through enabling ourselves.
Whoever gets it is a well-deserved person.
We all deserve tools but more deserving people are all here.
Thanks for the video though.
Shots fired at landberg lol love you both regardless
Hey Isaac Love your videos. Have really learned a lot from your videos. You have really helped me on my tule jobs. I would love to have that tile saw
I have one already. Thanks for offering
I would love to have this but give it to someone who really deserves and needs this saw
Haha, “if you want this saw, come get it”. My tile setter friend has one, it’s too heavy and not versatile enough. However, he also has the 7” version, and it’s excellent within its limits.
Thanks Coach! Ps thanks for keeping it real!!!!
When this first came out I was able to demo one. I had the same complaints as you. I did recently pick up the 7" table top saw iq has. Has the same chiping but as you say will pass. Will be perfect for subway tile projects, especially those in condos or 2nd floor projects.
Yeah man that is great! Love the videos and learned some interesting tips and tricks to the trade that I did not know. Keep up the good work 👏 very inspirational