Thanks to a super quick 36 hour delivery from Tradetiler, recieved it on Tuesday and only had time to try today, after a a small hiccup no power (loose wire on a wiring block ), finally tried it today cutting DUNE polished Marble Mosiacs at £20 a sheet, well the cutter was very impressive, no water spray on myself, just a little at the other end, and the blade seems impressive easily went through like butter and the finish was perfect no rough edges, have 36m of travertine this week coming so cant wait to see how it performs, also tempted to use it inside cause very of little mess, will get some pics in action soon !!

cheers
Tubs

Just used mine in a room full of Oak doors. Cutting Travertine all day and not a splash anywhere except where i took the travertine after cut to where i was working...drips ! best have a bucket by your side to put wet cut into .

Hi Tubs, We LOVE the DeWalt saw. Go to page three of this thread and you can see the small amount of water we had on the floor when we first got it about 5 years ago. Since then, we have learned to adjust the spray and the shield and can nearly contain all of the water.

I do need to replace the spray shield...one of my guys wasn't paying attention and somehow it got caught on the tile and was pulled back into the blade.



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i use mine in doors all the time if you nip the water tube with the clip provided you can limit the spray down just enough to keep the blade wet without flooding the place took me a while to get just right then the large water tray catches every drop!

Does it have bother getting into corners the way the dual rail blade wet saws do?

It will fly through your trav
Use mine indoors no probs

nice bit of kit mate ,how much??

Originally Posted by Wingn

Does it have bother getting into corners the way the dual rail blade wet saws do?

No cos you lift the tile up into the wheel when you need that.

Originally Posted by gooner59

nice bit of kit mate ,how much??

£688 from tradetiler with free blades and an angle grinder worth every penny!

Originally Posted by Sir Ramic

No cos you lift the tile up into the wheel when you need that.

Does that not work out a bit more hassle than a conventional blade coming from the base?

Originally Posted by Wingn

Does that not work out a bit more hassle than a conventional blade coming from the base?

Not really