Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)Pros : It works, Good power, Nice design
Cons : You'll get wet, Stock blade not very good
Best Uses : DIY, Tiles less then 14 inches
I bought this to cut tile for the bathroom in my lower level finish and gave it a test run by tiling my entry way, ~32 square feet with a 2 tile hop-scotch pattern using 13" and 6 3/8" ceramic tiles. Set-up was quick and easy, and I was cutting tile in about 30 minutes. The stock blade left small chips near the cut line so I bought a new Dewalt blade from lowes for $34 and now it cuts like butter with only minor chipping (which I hear is pretty inevitable). Overall I am very happy with this purchase and would recommend this product.
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Product Description:
Designed for cutting ceramic, travertine and slate. Powervul high-torque universal motor. Runs on standard house current and draws only 5 amps at 115-volts. High-impact removable thermoplastic water reservoir that will not rust or bend out of shape. MK-Safeswitch prevents saw from being operated when locking key is removed. Chrome guide-bar and linear bearing assembly ensures accurate tracking and alignment. Single piece zinc-plated steel frame for rigidity, strength and durability. Hinged blade guard for easy blade changes. Fully submersible thermally protected water pump.
STANDARD EQUIPMENT: MK-377 tile saw, 7" MK-100 wet cutting blade, water pump, adjustable rip guide, wrenches.
SPECIFICATIONS:115-Volt, 60 HZ motor, 5,500 RPM, 7" blade capacity, 5/8" arbor size, 2" depth of cut, 14" length of cut, 10" tile diagonally cuts, 26" Length x 16.5" Weight x 12" Height. 21 lbs. tool weight.
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