| | |  | Wet Saw | Home » » » QEP 60020 24-Inch Dual Speed Tile Saw with Stand | | | | | | | Description: | | This premium tile saw, which features an efficient 2 HP motor, is as easy on the pocket, as it is powerful. Two motor speeds, 1750 and 2450 RPM, allows operator to manually change RPMs to accommodate different blades for use with a wide variety of materials. The 60020 Tile Saw offers the ability to make rip cuts up to a 24" by 10" wide. It can diagonally cut up to 14" tiles. The durable high density structural plastic, slide tube mounted cutting table superbly supports your tile, while the included stand brings the saw to a comfortable height for the operator. The rip guide and miter block assist in making a variety of cuts. The high volume water pump is able to drive 62 gallons (235 L) per hour, providing optimum protection for your diamond blades. The fiberglass impregnated polycarbonate water tray is long lasting and will not crack or split. The blade guard adjustment knob holds up the blade guard for quick and easy blade changes, as well as necessary maintenance. Completely enclosed dual water spray system evenly distributes water flow, extending the life of your diamond blades. Includes: Folding stand (separate box), 10" continuous rim wet diamond blade (#6-1004CR), High volume water pump (#60095), Miter block, 45 degrees - 90 degrees Rip guide, Wrenches and two hex keys. Motor: 2HP / 120V-60Hz / 15 Amps | | | Features: | |
• Dual-speed 2 HP, 1750/2450 RPM motor
• Locking tilt-up blade guard makes blade changes quick and easy
• Includes stand and 10-Inch diamond blade
• Child lock switch for safety
• Order 6-1008BW replacement blade
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 40.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 47.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 22.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 249.16 pounds | | Package Length:
| 39.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 23.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 14.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 103.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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12 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Qep 24"Jun 04, 2010
By Julius Garai
This tool looks good on pictures, but it is very bulky.
Instructions for putting it to work are almost useless.
The blade is very hard to center due to a slightly smaller
shaft that has no seat for the 5/8" hole in the blade.
The motor appears to be much less powerful then it should be.
It is very common in Chinese made machines like this.
When I wanted to use the saw the first time, it was breaking the stone.
This was due to the blade being out of center.
I took out my 14" brick saw and got the job done.
Next day I returned the new saw.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 QEP Customer support to be desiredFeb 02, 2012
By K. Snell
Saw itself is easy enough to set up and use.PROBLEM with the saw is the supplied pump if put in the spot upright where its suppose to be,the fitting and hose stick up too high so the carriage wont move all the way forward to cut a complete tile.I sent QEP a email the day after i had the problem (about 3 plus weeks) and never heard back.the only way to use pump is in the back and it still kinks hose badly.Amazon did a great job and i have no complaints with them.If cutting porcelain i would swap out blade.worked but slow.I also complained about breaking porcelain tiles to them too. I have to buy a new pump now that will work in the unit so beware of that.saw is pretty good though.Dissapointed tho and will buy MK next time.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Great Deal!Jan 19, 2011
By J. Mann
I'm a novice at working with tile. I bought this exact saw from home depot for $247 about 3 days ago and couldn't wait to get it home and set up. The stand came with it but I wish it came with the "extension board" mentioned in the instructions but it lists no part number for it, nor does it mention it at the Qep website. The instruction pictures were hard to make out but following word for word it didn't take long to put this together. I used it for about 3 1/2 hours straight and had no issues with it, love this thing. My first attempt to cut tile was with a hand held jig saw and a tile blade...OMG. If you're a beginner and thinking of trying that same method DON'T, it will take a year to get your tile cut LOL. Buy this saw, even at $360 it's worth the price. I did change the saw blade out for a high dollar one so I have no idea how the free blade will hold up. I'm doing about half my house in tile so I'll post any updates should any problems arise with the saw.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Good Saw Bad AmazonSep 29, 2010
By tired-diy
Received the saw less stand. Have not received the stand from Amazon as yet. Disappointed with their customer service. Tiling a kitchen and bath with 18 in porcelean tile. Need to get another blade after a few cuts. Saw works well and would recommend for the DIYer.
5 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Good Value for DIY Tile and Masonry SawJul 24, 2010
By CA Gator
This saw is good enough for an advance DIY to do tile and brick work.
If you are only doing tile work, I would suggest getting something smaller that is better for the smaller tile cuts
I originally bought it to do pavers as it was cheaper to buy the saw than rent one for my job.
Later I have used the saw for bathroom tile work.
And I had no chipout with the stock blade and I was happy with its durability
Now I give it four stars because I did have to replace the water pump already and it is challenging to calibrate.
Having said this I will say was accurate in doing repetitive and miter cuts as frame is very sturdy.
One could ask why not 3 stars given this and I would say it was good enough to get the job done and much cheaper than a rental.
And I just didn't this it was fair to ding an low cost DIY saw for not being as good as saws 2x-3X more expensive.
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