My mk tile saw was 11 years old when it quit, has anybody had there dewalt tile saw that long without any problems ?
943446
I had a Dewalt tile saw that lasted for almost 5 years, It still runs but make some noise. But then again I run my saws really hard 4 to 5 hrs, 5 days a week, with a lot of 3/4 " stone.
943447
The saw has not been out but about 6-7 years...I've had mine less than two years...sorry, I can't answer your question.
350604
I've had this saw for ten Years and I have never had a problem with it. The rubber feet hold well, there are also screw holes in the base for extra holding power. I'd highly recommend it.
1833655
Chicago Electric is the brand name of this tile saw. Nice tile saw I've had it about six months now cuts well table glides well I've cut probably 75+ tiles with it. The downsides I can think of is that the tile saw blade and stand are not included. Both are needed.
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286395
on the box it says 3 year limited warranty, 1 year free service, and 90 day money back guarantee. probably will not need any of that as all my other DeWalt equipment is over 5 years old and never had a problem with any of them.
1950840
I have mine in an old 10" table saw and am cutting brick very well dry. If your tile saw is a 10" saw, I feel sure that it will do a good job, wet or dry.
824642
@IcyWalt - that is baloney. I used my 1980s 1015 (?) - (the first sliding compound Makita came out with) HARD for 30 years. The new ones are made identically - the indents are not going to wear out in 3 years- I don't know what you and your crew were doing - but sounds like it wasn't taking very good care of your tools.
264901
My saw is brand new. I read specific ads noting rebuilt units. Porter-Cable has always been a "gold standard" in my 45 years of construction.
2251083
I haven't had any problems. I've had my lathe since December 2010. However, Delta has a horrible track record it may not be possible to get replacement parts at this point
2037432
Not sure I follow? Are you referring to the motor and what not? If so I would say it's a Dewalt. In my opinion it's the best of the best. I've used it on multiple projects and haven't had any issues yet. I don't foresee any problems occurring anytime soon either.
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I used this on tile with an angle grinder for a small number of detail cuts. It cuts through tile very well. I use it on pavers as well. Haven't used this blade in a wet saw though. Good blade for my use.
1058789
I have no issues with the saw at all. I use this saw with and without the tracks. Cuts smooth and I use this more than my standard circular saw. I think it's a great product.
310524
The Dremel web site states 2 years for the 4000 series. I have at least 4 Dremel rotary tools, the oldest being 20+ years. The most powerful is the 4000. Over the past 40 years of owning Dremel tools and using the crap out of them only one has failed. Seems like the speed control quit working. It was otherwise in good shape to I gave it to a buddy that didn't have one and said to send it to Dremel for repair and he would have a refurbished unit for cheap. He took my advice and sent it in for repair. Dremel did the work under warranty and sent the tool back to him no charge. They keep track of serial numbers and date of manufacture/sale - no muss no fuss and the service is fast and good. But, I can tell you it's not needed often.
933746
I have not had that problem. However; I have only used the saw a few times.
1422678
We had the same problem with this one. Took it in to the local DeWalt dealer 6 months ago who replaced the chuck with a different style one. Haven't had any problems with it since.
1874618
That is somewhat of a wide open question. The saw seems well made. I've only had mine a few weeks and used it a few times. The cuts I've made were through 2 3/8 pipe and have been accurate and quite smooth. As I've used a Makita abrasive saw for years I would expect this one to hold up as well. I will continue to use the abrasive saw for less accurate straight cuts and reserve the new saw for miter cuts or where accuracy is paramount.
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As long as they are not diagnonal cuts. That being said, this saw works best on tiles in the 12" to 13" range.