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New Guy
Trade: remodeling
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: NJ
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Tile Saw Of Choice
I'm curious to know what everyone's tile saw of choice is and why. I'm going to upgrade mine soon so i'm curious as to what others like. Thanks
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Remodeling GC
Trade: Remodeling General Contractor
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Denver Colorado
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Re: Tile Saw Of Choice
I have a dewalt and use my saw once a month at most for showers and floor it is great at catchingwater and has a nice big tray and is light when you break it down.
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Its all ball bearings
Trade: Tile
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Will County, Illinois
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Re: Tile Saw Of Choice
I am retiring my Dewalt which I can't really complain about. It does have excellent splash protection. I guess it would help if you told us a budget you are working within. If I were looking for a direct replacement for the Dewalt, I'd consider a Felker Tile Master. What I am replacing the Dewalt with is the Felker Tile Master XL Plus. While I think the Dewalt was a lot better than the Ridgid, I still wouldn't put it in the category of the Felker TMs. If that's too much saw for you, perhaps the Felker, FTS-150.
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Re: Tile Saw Of Choice
The following article would pertain to Felker, as well as Target:
http://powerpr.com/articles/articles.asp?include=971
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Trade: tile and stione
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Tile Saw Of Choice
i like felkers have always used them with little problems
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