QEP 22700Q 7 in. 700XT Wet Tile Saw with Table Extension

You've heard the old master's saying, when you know a lot, you don't need a lot? This saw proves it. Not as fast/accurate/comfortable/practical as the pro saw? I can get this thing to do damned near ANYTHING I need. If you're willing to think your cut through, and be a bit patient, i suspect you'll be able to make it do everything you need, too. I really enjoyed using this saw, PARTICULARLY as it's inexpensive, and doesn't weigh a ton. Incidentally, one job was ceramic 30x30cm tile, the other was marble, also 30x30. To me, it's a keeper. If you need bells and whistles, maybe not right for you. Keep in mind, the smart people built pyramids with less tech than this. So... let's not blame tools for our shortcomings ;-)

My big, expensive wet saw finally gave out as I was starting another project. Since I was using small 3 x 6 subways, I decided to give this one to try. It takes a little patience and a small learning curve, but for the price I was actually very happy and had no problem finishing up the job with this saw, was even able to make some pretty tricky cuts. Cleans up and stores very easily.

1st saw cut through 1/2 a tile before it stopped working. Bought a 2nd one thinking it was a fluke (it wasn’t) - the second saw immediately started smoking the first time it was turned on. QEP customer service never got back to me about the warranty claim, so fortunately amazon still gave a refund.

I haven’t done tiling in many many years, so you can imagine. I was really nervous about cutting porcelain. However, this particular machine went through it like butter. I had no problems whatsoever. For the price and ease well…It is awesome. definitely recommend it.

You get a little wet using it but it worked really well when I did a tile backsplash in my kitchen.

Not a bad tile cutter for a small DIY project. Gets the job done.

Cut porcelain shower tile fine, but could not get fence square to the blade. Had to eyeball it, which allowed things down a lot. Pull out extension also wasn’t sturdy, had to shim up the tile. Blade lasted 80 sq ft at least!

I bought this saw to replace my 20 year old QEP saw, that finally quit working. As a professional tile installer, used it ALOT. Perfect for backsplashes. Set it right where you're working and not worry about making a mess with spray. Thus new version of my old saw, should easily last until I retire. Do yourself a favor and let the Black Widow blade, it cuts way better than stock blade and lasts longer.

Litterally turned it on and it started smoking and immediately stopped working.

Ive put this thing theough the ringer. Shes still going. The blade shield sucks but it works. Would buy again.

À la première utilisation j’ai remarqué que la lames tournait croche donc j’ai bien vue que support de lames a été crochie donc sa ne coupe vraiment pas bien. Très mauvaise qualité ne pas acheter 🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮

Turned it and it started overheating and smoking immediately

This saw is a great value and a lot more capable than I thought it was going to be. Having never used a wet saw before, I used this for ripping and cross cutting 12x24 porcelain tile and it was no problem at all, even with the factory blade. Ripping 24 inches starts to get a little tricky due to the size of the table but it was quite manageable and the saw itself didn’t struggle at all. The included fence and the fact that it can attach to the table extension made cross cuts really easy even on these big tiles. Just take the extra time to be 100% your fence is perfectly straight before you start cutting. If the back of the fence is closer to the blade than the front you’ll get your blade jammed up. Cuts produced were not clean enough to be visible but totally adequate for under baseboard. I suspect a higher quality blade would solve this problem.