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Stationary Tile Saws

Stationary tile saws differ from gliding and bridge tile saws in that you feed the tile into the blade by hand—there’s no table or rail system on which to guide the tile. These saws resemble table saws in that they consist of a flat table top with a blade coming out.

Because of the layout, it can be more difficult to get a straight cut due to not having the blade above the tile and the friction between the tile and the table. However, stationary tile saws are lightweight and portable. They can be set up on any bench or sawhorses and moved as needed. For small jobs, these saws are a great value.

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Jobs

  • Working with tile flooring, backsplashes, walls, showers and tubs

Benefits

  • Are less expensive than other types
  • Work well for the price on small jobs
  • Are lightweight and portable
  • Make fore easy cleanup
  • Sit nicely on any bench or sawhorses

Drawbacks

  • Don’t always have an accurate line of sight from the cut line to cutting wheel
  • Can inhibit smooth cutting due to friction between the tile and table
  • Don’t have a deep enough depth of cut to handle pavers
  • Can only cut small tile
  • Can cause small chunks of tile to fall between the blade and make it work harder
  • Have a slower cutting speed than sliding or bridge saws
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