Wet cut circular tile saw - Tile Advice

[llevram]

i keen to hear from anyone that has or has previously used or even seen a wet circular tile saw and what their opinion is.....

I’ve been looking at this one

 

[Qwerty]

@3_fall won one last year. A different (American) make but he is the only person I know who has used one recently

 

[J Sid]

I've been using one of these

 

[Concrete guy]

Forum member @peteablard owns a CS60 Wet.

@JulianSidney has the RUBI version.

Both do a similar job.

 

[Bond]

For a small job recently, ripping some 20mm quartz, l used a diamond blade on a Makita plunge and rail saw, worked a treat, if a bit tricky whilst using saw with one hand and a hose in the other. - okay for a one off job though.

 

[widler]

Been looking at these, I’ve got a 1800 job coming up , planks , I’ve ‘only’ got a sigma 128 max, so was thinking of one of these with the rail

 

[J Sid]

if it's a one of job Craig I'll stick to an angle grinder and hope the setting out only leave a couple to cut

 

[llevram]

For a small job recently, ripping some 20mm quartz, l used a diamond blade on a Makita plunge and rail saw, worked a treat, if a bit tricky whilst using saw with one hand and a hose in the other. - okay for a one off job though.

The reason I’m asking is that I have a 22mm quartz coming up. What plunge saw did you use mate?

 

[Concrete guy]

The reason I’m asking is that I have a 22mm quartz coming up. What plunge saw did you use mate?

There was a thread on this subject recently. Rather than repeat it all on another thread.

Diamond blade for a plunge saw - https://www.tilersforums.com/threads/diamond-blade-for-a-plunge-saw.87632/#post-933877

 

[Bond]

Aye it was a Makita sp6000k plunge saw,with a 160 mm ats turbo diamond blade. Was ripping 20mm quartz to give additional depth to worktop.