D24000S Dewalt Tile Saw & Stand

I love this saw! Been using an old rental that we had purchased and the Dewalt is like switching to a Mercedes Benz from a Pinto! Does everything it says it can do. The only drawback is that the slider tray has a groove towards the back edge that makes some cuts tricky to make as I was having problems with some countertop edging tiles falling into the groove. Don't waste your money on anything else - you get what you pay for! Quit thinking about it, put it in your cart and buy it now!

Remarkable wet saw. Still amazed at the price I paid for such a profound product.

I use this saw to cut tile for myself, my friends, and my family. It is easy to use, cuts the sizes I need it to, and was well worth the money. The lowest price dewalt d24000 I could find on the web! After the salesperson helped me with some technical info, i was all set.

Purchased this saw specifically for a home project that involved cutting 18x18 inch porcellain tiles - price was a major factor in the decision to purchase this particular. Initial setup and alignment are a breeze- just watch your fingers when folding the stand. While working with the saw, a few shortcomings became obvious - the table could be longer or use a back extension to fully support 18x18 in tiles placed diagoanally . The angle/rip guide is too short and has too much play when used in the 45-degree position; for large tiles, a longer and locking guide would be welcome. The water delivery system has it's quirks - a valve instead of the pinch clamp would be nice to control volume better and the dual system often diverts water to mostly one spout or away from the blade. All in all, well worth the money I spent on it.

I bought one and loved it so much that I bought another a month later. The second saw had something wrong from the beginning....real loud and shaky. I used it for two weeks and had to take it for repairs....bad bearing but covered under warranty. I have owned many saws including MK, Rigid, Rubi, Imer, Gundlach, Felker and Raimondi and none of those saws have had better accuracy, speed of cut and water management systems all in one. Many of them cost much, much more than the DeWalt. If it happens to throw a bearing more often than normal, then I figure I'm still ahead of the game overall, even after repairs. If I have two saws set up on a large tile job, everyone wants to use the DeWalt and the other saw just sits there and rusts! If it weren't for the reliability issue, it would get 5 stars.

I researched a long time and read a lot of reviews before making a decision to buy this saw and it was definitely worth the effort. For my first project I needed to cut 1/2" marble tiles; not only was I able to make precise cuts but the cuts were so clean I was able to minimize waste by using extra pieces to make edge trim. I'm a big fan.