
Ratings & Reviews for Project Source 4.8 -Amp 7-in -Blade Wet Tabletop Tile Saw
Ratings may include incentivized customer reviews.
What Customers Are Saying
Customers praise the saw for delivering clean, accurate cuts on ceramic, glass, porcelain, and large tiles, making it ideal for DIY projects and beginners. Many highlight exceptional value for occasional home use, noting its lightweight, portable design and easy assembly. However, significant concerns emerge around durability—reviewers report rusting after minimal use, flimsy plastic components, and misaligned guides requiring manual adjustment for each cut. Some experience inconsistent accuracy and chipped edges. Despite these drawbacks, most find it functional and worthwhile for light-duty projects, though a few consider it inadequate.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Save your money, This saw cannot cut a straight l
Would Not RecommendYou cannot lock the side guard to make a straight cut just keep on moving. Lost over 15% of material cutting 12 x 24 ceramic tile.
Works fantastic, runs smooth and quiet, cuts the toughest of tile like butter.
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work horse
Would RecommendBought this to cut slabs for Lapidary purposes. Works great and it Is being used a lot. Would buy again.
Good for the right job.
If your expecting to do a big room then go ahead and buy a bigger one. If your looking for something to do a backslash, small bathroom then this will do just fine. The cutting wheel could be better but it works. You can always buy a better wheel. Im redoing a shower and this has done everything I've needed it to do. If your looking for a professional quality tool then this isn't it but if your wanting something for a small project then this is worth it.
Poorly made, waste of money
Would Not RecommendFence system is poorly designed. Have to align and measure fence location every cut. Waste of time. Motor is under powered. Supplied Diamond blade is cheap quality. Waste of money. Should have spent a little more at Harbor Freight for a better China made saw.
Not bad for the money
Would RecommendNot the best saw in the world, but made square cuts and good for the money. The fence is plastic and as I cut my granite tile the grit began to collect on the fence. I made sure to keep the fence clean, as the grit would probably wear on the plastic fence. If you are careful and have a small job it will work. However, I would not recommend it for a large project.
Rip fence is a joke
Would Not RecommendRip fence is all plastic and once you determine a cut you have to check both ends of the fence to make sure they're at the same dimension and even then I didn't feel confident although I honestly didn't check that I made a square cut. Just flimsy