Kobalt 15.0 -Amp 10-in -Blade Sliding Table Tile Saw with Stand

Cuts nice and clean

Putting it together went all right but the images on the instructions weren't great

horrible saw

uncomfortable, to low, have to bent over if you tall. folding head not worth it. plastic bearings worn out on a first week of work. the worth tile saw I've had in more than 15 years as I've been doing tile professionally. not recommended

Great Tile Saw

I have a 12” table tile saw and was having issues with it cutting straight. As well as it seemed to chip a lot. I decided part of the problem of the problem may be due to the saw sawing from the bottom up. I bought this one because I thought it would be better at cutting the tiles. I was right it works flawlessly on the octagonal tiles. It cut straight and true as well as it does chip the tiles as it cuts from the top down. It now takes seconds to cut a tile.

We want the old model back

This new model, definitely not worth the $800 price tag. The new folding head is a trash feature, that sacrifices the squareness of your cuts. The old model, at $550 was the best saw in its class. Now they give us this garbage, with a higher price tag.

This wet saw is well built and well designed to be put away quickly into compact storage like a hand truck. The photos don't make clear how sturdy the saw and stand are.

Not worth the price tag

Bought, assembled but took back before first use. Felt that this saw was not worthy of its $800 price tag. Parts did not fit well during assembly. Cutting head had 1/32 of play. Saw was 1/4 out of square with table extended to full rip position. There is no alignment adjustment for table or cutting head. Plastic knob for head tilt was broken out of the box. Stand was flimsy. Worst assembly instructions ever. Illustrations lacked clarity and detail. Parts has letter stickers to ID but instructio...