That's what happens when you get a cheap saw like that.
Got to spend some big bucks for a good wet tile saw.
Got to spend some big bucks for a good wet tile saw.
:thumbup:That's what happens when you get a cheap saw like that.
Got to spend some big bucks for a good wet tile saw.
So, my next question is, are there any recommendations? I have no qualms about buying quality tools, but obviously made a bad decision on this one.
For what it's worth, all the tile setters I have been working with for years have one by one all switched over to the Dewalt tile saw, every one of them. These guys are all very talented tile setters, almost all of them own a slew of tile saws from Felkers to MKs, which now all sit in their garages and only get pulled out for special purposes now.So, my next question is, are there any recommendations? I have no qualms about buying quality tools, but obviously made a bad decision on this one.
Mike,For what it's worth, all the tile setters I have been working with for years have one by one all switched over to the Dewalt tile saw, every one of them. These guys are all very talented tile setters, almost all of them own a slew of tile saws from Felkers to MKs, which now all sit in their garages and only get pulled out for special purposes now.
If you were asking me, the saw I used (wasn't mine) was this model:I have the last generation rigid 10" saw and don't have any problems with it. Are you using the newest Rigid (the one that looks like it has ironing board legs)?
Have you checked to make sure that the angle adjustment is locked fully? Perhaps the knob is loose and you're getting play in it?