If you're starting a tiling project at home, you may be torn between using a wet saw and tile cutters. We asked an expert to ...

Here’s how to complete your next tiling project—without using a wet saw. How to use a manual tile cutter For larger straightedge cuts, a manual cutter will get the job done.

We evaluated tile saws—from $100 to almost a thousand—for jobs both big and small. These six made the cut.

Powered by 1250W, the heavy-duty handheld saw uses liquid cooling cutting (helpful in preventing cracking and enhancing precision) to trim stone blocks and tiles for projects like patio laying and ...

Which tile saw is best? Tile saws, as their name suggests, are used to cut and trim tiles of various materials so they can be properly installed. There are several types of tile saws, each with ...

Cement backer board is a DIYer's friendit will let you lay down tile without using a thick bed of mortar. But you'll need to cut it down to size, and here's how.

The Makita XCC01Z handheld wet tile and masonry saw has a maximum cutting depth of 1-9/16 inches and a total weight (including the battery) of 6.6 pounds.

If you need a wet tile saw for a project, Harbor Freight Tools has you covered with plenty of options and a wide range of prices for any budget.

Tile Saws Enhance Performance The G2 Tilematic and Super Tilematic tile saws feature upgraded function over previous models. The G2 cuts 16 in. diagonally and rip cuts a 24-in. tile, while the ...