Which WET SAW should you BUY?

Did you know that tile saws have specific uses and often time people are using the wrong ones for the job. Two types of tile saws offer benefits to make your job faster and more efficient. Make sure you watch this to find out what you might be doing right or wrong. These tips can significantly cut time off your install.
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[@Phil-iv9oz]

I appreciated your video. I wasn't sure which Rigid saw to get. You're leaning toward the stand-up. I also noticed buyers giving the stand-up a slightly better rating

[@RELAXnRENOVATE]

@@Phil-iv9oz thanks for watching. I do lean more towards the stand up since I do a lot of tile installations. It’s versatile. If I were doing smaller tiles a lot, I would probably consider the bench top.

[@OMG3Dmax]

cat watching what happen 7:35

[@isaiahhartwell9612]

My bathroom 9x10 ,floor, inside shower, I'm using 9"x9" hexagon, just to do work around the house, which saw would be a better fit.

[@RELAXnRENOVATE]

You’ll make cuts more quickly with the larger one. The smaller table saw is great for ceramic subway tiles…..I pasted the link below to Home Depot. I couldn’t find it cheaper on Amazon but maybe you can. Hope that helps!
www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-9-Amp-Corded-7-in-Wet-Tile-Saw-with-Stand-R4031S/307346631

[@jordannoll6830]

Thanks for the video. Can you cut 12" x 24" tile on the table top version?

[@RELAXnRENOVATE]

You’re welcome! Yes you can, it takes a little finess since the table jogs a little bit at the end. I go over that issue in the video.
Once you get the hang of it, it’s easy. If you want a perfect running saw without some quirks, this one might not be a good fit for some people.

[@franklinanderson7389]

You need a better blade on that table top.

[@RELAXnRENOVATE]

I know! Tell me about it.

[@gateslattes4686]

Don’t know what to get
Ridgid wet saw or the sigma tile cutter

[@RELAXnRENOVATE]

Ohh I guess that would depend on what your job requires. I prefer the wet saw if I need to make clean finished edge cuts like when I do shower stall or backsplash work where the tile edge will show. However, If I’m doing a tile floor where the edges of the cut tile will likely be covered by baseboard for example, then I often use a tile scribe cutter, like the sigma. I hope that’s helpful.
Thanks for watching and for the comment!

[@jeffhorovitz8663]

Relax and and renovate, lol then you start off with a minute of very not relaxing music. Just saying

[@RELAXnRENOVATE]

That’s fair.