DeWalt DWC860W 4 3/8" WET&DRY HAND TILE CUTTER

Lightweight, easy access to brushes, rubber ovemold grip, anvils on housing for blade changes, aggressive diamond matrix designed for porcelain and granite, dust sealed switch and dust chambers inside handle, guide rails out of users way, will cut 1-1/4"counter top. Specs: max. watts out 1,400, 11,500 RPM, 12.5 AMP bevel capacity 45 degrees, depth of cut at 90 degrees 1-3/8", depth of cut at 45 degrees-15/16", blade diameter 4-1/2", blade arbor 5/8", diamond blade, water line length is 12', weight 6.6 lbs. Includes: 13 ft. water tube and water nozzles.

Amazon Sales Rank: #94574 in Home ImprovementBrand: DEWALTDimensions: 6.93" h x 9.84" w x 10.31" l, 9.95 pounds DWC860W TILE SAW 4-3/8 WET/DRYTILE SAW 4-3/8 WET/DRY

Most helpful customer reviews1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Excellent saw, but two minor issues......By Tim the Tile GuyI bought this saw before starting to set some VERY large porcelain ceramic floor tiles and even larger soft-bodied wall tiles on a custom bathroom job. The clients selected some amazingly beautiful (and equally amazingly expensive) tile and my DeWalt 10" tile saw is just not big enough to rip these things without extraordinary measures. The floor tiles are 7 5/8" by 47 1/4" long, full 10mm gauge, and the hardest classification of porcelain ceramic tile made. The wall tiles are soft-bodied, but measure 39 1/2" by 13 1/8". I was very nervous about putting a blade to any of them but this saw has made the job fairly easy.The ergonomics of this saw are very good. It is heavy, obviously of a good build quality. The handle, switch and balance are all top notch. Visibility of the blade is very good as well. I have made about 100 cuts with it to date, and it cuts almost as well dry as it does using the included water feed. Making full length rips, I have learnt to use the water feed to control heat build up, although some were made dry as well. Today I cut a 45 degree miter, 35 inches long, and it went as easy as pie. The attached GFI on the power cord is similar to the one on my 10" wet saw, and works without issue.Two minor issues:The thumb screw that sets the depth adjustment is easy to reach, but a bit too small for my liking. It is sometimes a bit hard to tighten or loosen. The other issue is that there is no case included. I own a lot of tile setting tools, and I really like to keep them all in their cases. Outside of these two concerns, no problems whatsoever.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Alternative use of dewalt tile cutterBy David in AlbuquerqueI purchased this wet cutting circular saw for cutting flagstone in the field. I already have a MK101 for tile. The stones are large and heavy and I needed a machine that could cut the stone on the ground. I am able to score the stone and then finish the cut with a brick chisel. The cuts are often over 2' long in 2" thick stone. I replaced the tile cutting blade with a diamond, segmented rim blade for a quicker cut. The blade that came with the saw was ok but was slow for the my purpose. The saw is fairly quiet and has adequate power. I installed a hose clamp at the saw end of the water feed to keep the tube attached to the saw. I would prefer a saw with a larger blade capacity, more power and a greater water flow. The saw is a big improvement over using a dry cut blade.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.DeWalt wet dry tile cutterBy Charles S. MarcheseGreat tile cutter. Used it the day I received it. Cut like butter, No dust with wet system.See all 3 customer reviews...