The Best Tile Saws of 2022

Skil ranks up the list by far. Its price is quite fair considering all the features it has. Perhaps the most significant feature of this tile saw comes packed with numerous features that work to the convenience of its user. Its blade cooling water reservoir helps to keep its blade from heating up while also minimizing dust and debris while sawing tile.

Its top table is also corrosive resistant. Meaning it takes a lot to damage this machine. It can support tiles up to 12×12 inches. So, you can have it cut just about every tile size fit for homes.

This tile saw also has an adjustable rip fence and miter gauge to help you get the most accurate cuts on your tile. It can make bevel cuts from 0 to 45 degrees, which provides flexibility for many cut types.

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DEWALT manufactures some excellent saws. But the D24000 comes with some pretty neat features that distinguish it from the rest. The D24000 has an anti-slipping, anti-sliding feature that prevents tiles from being cut from slipping. It has a rubber top that prevents any slips and slides when cutting tile.

The saw also weighs just 69 pounds, which means that you can carry it with you wherever you want. That’s a bonus, especially if you’ll be looking to use it in different locations. Its plunge feature enables you to make quick plunge cuts whenever necessary, which is also very convenient.

The D24000 comes with adjustable dual water nozzles for optimal water placement on your working table. Thus, no need to worry about overspray and mist when cutting tile. There’s barely any overspray.

Its cantilevering rail system allows for 24-inch ripping capacity and 18-inch on diagonal, which can be convenient if you have large tiles. The stainless-steel rail system integrated into its frame ensures accurate cuts with minimal effort.

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Here’s another great tile saw from the Skil team. At $134.84, this saw is excellent for cutting ant tiles to your preferred size. It has a sliding side extension that supports you as you cut the tiles. Its aluminum table top is also very durable and completely rustproof. The steel table tops can support tiles of up to 12×12 inches.

Plus, the adjustable rip fence and miter gauge in the saw ensures that you make straight, accurate, and miter cuts. This saw also comes with a blade cooling water reservoir which works to keep its blade cool and minimize dust and debris from forming as well. You can work all day without choking on any of the dust from the tiles. Its bevel cuts tiles from 0 to 45 degrees, which is more convenient for making curves on tiles. The cross cut capacity of this saw if 7.75 inches while its diagonal cut capacity is 7.27 inches. These may not be as much as the top two saws, but it compensates with its other features.

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At number four is the Porter-Cable wet tile saw. Manufactured by PORTER-CABLE, this saw packs a mean 1.0 Horsepower motor; enough to smoothly cut through ceramic, porcelain, and even stone tiles. It has a splash guard that keeps water from spraying into your tool operator and other appliances when using it. Its cast-metal cutting cart provides 17-inch cutting capacity which allows for cutting 12×12 inch tiles.

This tile saw also has a roll cage for easy carrying of the cutting cart. Its stainless-steel fixed deck can hold up to water or any other kind of job site abuse subjected to it. Then, of course, the onboard miter square helps to line up miter cuts or any repeatable rip cuts.

The Porter-Cable also has a drain plug which quickly drains water without making a mess of the workstation. All these for a pretty reasonable price, you are sure to make accurate cuts with this remarkable saw.

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Manufactured by QEP, this is an ideal saw for job sites where you cannot use any of the large wet saws. You can get this saw on Amazon for $32.79 which is a good price being that it comes with a 3/5 Horsepower, high-torque motor. It has a 4-inch continuous rim diamond blade that can cut through unlimited sizes of marble, ceramic, stone, and slate tiles up to ¾ inches thick. It can even cut through mosaic and backsplash tiles for DIY projects.

Perhaps its most unique feature is that its water system not only reduces water runoff, it also recycles that water into its reservoir. Thus, minimizing refill frequencies. You can then work seamlessly without having to stop to refill the reservoir.

It also has dual extension tables which support larger tiles when necessary. Its hinged cutting table cuts miters so accurately, especially in tight spaces that most buyers actually prefer it for this purpose.

QEP manufacturers, however, chose to make this tile saw using plastic. But this is also great as it prevents corrosion and rust. Its small portable design comes in handy when looking for a tile saw that’s easy to transport and work.

This particular saw is actually great for most DIY using that involve cutting tiles. We, however, recommend that you use the QEP Black Widow Blade if you want to use this saw to cut porcelain and other hard tiles.

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This is another amazing tile saw made by QEP. It comes with an integrated rail cart system and miter gauge that cuts at a 22.5 to 45-degree angle. For a fixed saw, it goes for between $80 and $99, which is somewhat okay considering the features it has to offer.

Its maximum rip capacity is 30 inches and diagonal cut capacity of 30 inches as well. It can cut up to a maximum depth of 1¼ inches. Amazingly, it has 2 Horsepower with amperage of 4.8, which enable it to cut through some of the tough tiles. It can perform 3600rpm.

It has a steel blade with a 7-inch diameter and is 0.06 inches thick. But you can change this by key depending on what you intend to use it for. This QEP tile saw is best for cutting pavers and ceramic.

Being a wet tile saw, it also comes with a water pan of 2-gallon capacity. It is also made of plastic to protect it from corrosion and rust. But you can still easily take it apart and clean its insides. The durable steel table and the frame has rubber foot pads that improve stability when cutting by reducing sliding.

Many reviews about this tile say this is the best tile saw for any job. But still, it depends on the type of tile you are cutting.

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Ridged is still a pretty new name in the tile saw market. But even so, it seems to be heading towards the right direction by manufacturing some of the best tile saws so far. It is also currently the most affordable pro saw available on the market, which makes it a piece of sought-after equipment.

It comes with a rip cut capacity of 24 inches and 18-inch diagonal with 2¼ inch depth. One of its greatest features is its exact-line adjustable laser alignment system which assists its operator to align the cutting wheel with the intended cut line accurately.

It has a guard baffle which reduces air turbulence and helps keep the blade watered while limiting mist and overspray.

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DEWALT opted for a completely different appearance for this particular tile saw which attracts customers even more. It is also a lot more portable compared to most of the tile saws in this list and comes with a handle, which makes it easier to transport and carry around.

This saw comes packed with a 10.8-amp motor which can cut through a wide range of tiles, granite included. What’s more, it comes with a premium 8-inch diamond blade which is capable of cutting tiles up to 3 centimeters thick. That is quite a stretch. But if you are looking for such depths in tiles, then this is the saw to go for.

Get this. It has 13,000 rpm max and no-load speed. This gives it enough speed and power to complete applications in no time and move to other projects. Its adjustable depth-of-cut enables users to select the different depths they want to cut their tiles. It has a dust-sealed switch which protects it from contamination and even helps to prolong its life.

Lastly, its rubber-over-mold grip works to increase user comfort and ergonomics when working. These features make you think you can never go wrong with this saw.

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For only $78.99, you can get a one-of-a-kind tile saw from Laegol Electric. For one, it comes with a powerful induction motor that can generate up to 3,550 rpm, which makes it up to the task for the demoing jobs. Its bevel cuts provide ample flexibility for different cut types from 0 to 45 degrees.

It has an adjustable rip fence and miter gauge to ensure you make straight, accurate and miter cuts. Its diamond blade also helps to ensure smooth cutting. Being a wet saw, it also has a blade cooling water reservoir which keeps the blade cool while working and minimizes dust and debris.

Perhaps the best feature of this particular blade is that it comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee and lifetime warranty. You know you are in for a deal of a lifetime getting this particular tile saw.

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MK Diamond made a cutting tile saw that could cut marble, tile, and porcelain using its 10-inch blade. It has a fully closed, high torque, thermally protected, fan cooled motor. Its blade shaft bearings are permanently lubricated. Plus, its water distribution system is top notch. The water distribution system functions to provide both sides of the blade with water.

Atop that, this tile saw can accommodate 6 in. and 8 in profile wheels with a blade capacity of 10 in. and blade shaft lock that enables their easy removal. Its blades can easily cut marble, porcelain, and tile like a knife through butter. It comes with a multi-position motor post plus cutting head for convenience when cutting different tile sizes.

All these features make this tile saw fetch a very steep price. However, a good number of users believe it may not be worth the investment. But even so, should you use it appropriately, it can provide some amazing results.

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