DEWALT D24000S Heavy-Duty 10-inch Wet Tile Saw:
Manufacturer Description:
The DeWalt D24000 10″ Wet Tile Saw, Rips To 24″, Diagonal To 18″ Tile, Maximum Depth 3-3/4″ For V-Cap Pavers, 1-1/5 HP, 15A Motor Will Cut Porcelain & Stone As Well, Plunge Cuts For Electrical Outlets & Floor Registers, Motor Tilts To 44/22.5 Degrees With Positive Stops, Stainless Steel Rail System, Dual Water Nozzle Design Minimizes Overspray, Rear & Side Water Attachments Keep Water In Pan, Not On Floor, Compact Design & Light Weight, 69 LBS, Easily Transports &Sets Up By 1 Operator, 5 Gallon Water Pan, Flip Style Edge Guide For 90 & 45 Degree Set Up, Removable Cutting Cart For Easy Cleaning. The D24000S comes with the stand (D24001).
Personal Experience:
I have owned my Dewalt Wet Saw for 5 years now and have made over 3 million cuts with this saw and moved it to over 600 jobs. This saw still cuts straight, all the options such as mitering at 45 degrees, 22.5 degrees, the plunge cut, etc. all remain accurate and very usable. Although a little dirty and used it still operates like new. I have comprised a list of pros and cons for your review.
| Pros | Cons |
| Fairly light weight | trays are light and could blow out of the truck if not loaded correctly |
| has many options | tray extension clips are delicate and will break if not careful |
| cuts larger tiles | blade is difficult to change if not familiar |
| accurate cutting | when the cutting tray extension is attached the tile doesn’t sit completely flat causing it to chip at the end of the cut |
| blade lock helps unbolting the blade easily | water pan plug is in the front of the saw so you cant hang the back of the saw off of concrete and just drain in grass |
| many of the parts are lightweight | too many smaller parts to keep track of. Most get lost or misplaced over time |
| rubber apron catches spray from blade | |
| water trays collect water well |
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