Hey everyone, thinking of buying a wetsaw nd was wondering if there is any desent ones for around £1oo??

As a new new am not flat out doing jobs as ai am still doing my nvq!!

Thanks for your help!!!

Try this one from tradetiler........

Plasplugs Mastertiler DWW180

• Cast alloy deck (with lifetime warantee)
• 180 mm diameter (22.2mm bore) wheel included
• 27 mm cut depth
• Height adjustable wheel guard
• Flip-up guide plate for 45° mitres
• Unique Hi-Torque 650 watt motor
• Carry handle
• Unique water re-circulation system
• Cutting guide - use left or right
• Click-grip calliper locks

weight 16 Kg inc packaging


TradeTiler.Ltd Wet Saws

I agree, good choice Dave, good product for a reasonable price.

nice one this is the one I use for kitchens and small bathroom jobs.
no water runs over the sides.

Originally Posted by westcoast tiler

nice one this is the one I use for kitchens and small bathroom jobs.

Just out of curiosity, what do you use for larger jobs?

Originally Posted by westcoast tiler

no water runs over the sides.

provided you keep the guard as low as possible.

Yep its a good saw, i use mine more than the rubi.

Also it's £79.99 inc vat at B&Q (sorry tradetiler!) but watch out as they seem to sell a lot with wobbly spindles. Best to ask to demo one before you buy.
B&Q are getting notorious for refusing to exchange/refund trade purchases (even though it says "professional" on the box!)

I have the big bad boy DEWALT the cream of the crop

what do you use?

I have a Mastertiler (as above) for small everyday stuff, and a Montolit Brooklyn for the big stuff. Oh, and a ikkle grinder for really small jobs / stone finishing.

I have the MasterTiler too, not done anything big enough to need anything else yet (new boy). Just curious, i like to know what my options are for future reference hehe!

The Dewalt is a big machine and good for slate, marble etc.
it takes up a lot of room in your van but I think it is good
value for money because it has a sliding table and it can
be use as a chop saw whitch is good for taking complete
holes out out of tiles eg elec sockets if using large tiles
in kitchens.

where as a lot of the big wet cutters can only run and
not chop.

hope to be of help

heres a cheap little wet cutter,never used 1 but my mate has had his (although this is the latest version) for about 3 years and found no problems with it



Erbauer ERB180C Tile Cutter Chrome Top 230V

Convenient-sized, chromium-coated table and waterproof switch. Table is tiltable for various applications.

• Induction Motor
• Max. Cut Depth 35mm
• Diamond Blade
• Work-Piece Clamp
• Blade Brake
• Parallel Fence
• Mitre Guide
• Steel Table

ERB180C, parallel guide, 45° mitre gauge, water tank, blade.

got a spare dw 200 (the one without the legs) it's a 240v so I don't use it now, if you're up in lakes at all for £100 it's yours!

Good price Doug

got it when I was mainly doing domestic work where 240v isn't a problem, with hindsight I should have got my 110v and a transformer first!

Doug, I may well have it. Will PM you later this evening. Thanks!

I wish some of these bargains would work their way down to Cornwall for me.

Just seen Mr Spoons cutter go for £5.50!!!

Hello All,
I had a small 'plasplug' wet cutter and my real moan was measurements were poor,also adjustment bar clips were weak. I replaced it due to frustration!!!!
Bought a 'Rexon' TC1150AL , 720watt good power and clean cut. I know it's a cheapy but VERY functional. Good extention table, to both sides, great adjust scale /bar.
Had it couple of years ,done a fair few jobs with it.
Screwfix do them for about£56 - 58 , if you break it Screwfix change it!! can't be TOO bad!
GOOD LUCK
Johnnyp