CHEAP 7" TILE SAW --- Rigid Brand

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By no means a cheap tile saw. Cheap in price compared to others. Using it on a Reno and it works great

The worst you can get if you are pro ,

Is it good for 12mm thick marble?

What was that stone you used on the edge of the tile after cutting it?

did you use the standard Ridgid blade that it came with and if so does the oem blade cut glass cleanly

You make it look so easy. Just purchase the 8 inch rigid , haven't used it yet, but feel better about the purchase after watching your video. Thanks.

Thank you for your informative videos. I might buy this saw used for my first tile project. Providing I can buy practice with it first. It’s just 12 inch subway, with some sheet glass in a niche. I’m nervous about the job. Mostly on getting the adhesive and grout right, and not messing up in general. The walls won’t be floated, but aren’t so bad to begin with. If we could talk about set up, starting layouts. I would be super thankful. Thanks for posting all your work! Really helps.

I use this saw on many of my jobs. I also own 3 different MK Diamond wet saws. I like the Rigid the most. My only real complaint would be the drain plug placement, couldnt be in a worse spot. Cant even figure out why they would put it there???

Wish DeWalt would come out with a battery version of the d24000, but in 7" and with optional rolling stand and small accessory tray underneath for small tools, polish stone etc. Maybe a laser too. Dreaming, I know.

Saw is ok I've own 3 of them but going with another brand next time. The guides for tray SUCK! If you need a pure straight cut this saw will give you fits. The wheels crack & fall off after a couple years. The further the tray is out for larger tiles are a problem because that tray moves side to side easily.

Totally great saw, max bang for buck. Super easy and lightweight, cuts just fine, and very versatile for a small unit. It’s a bit messy, you need to set up a back spray catcher.

Does this cut glass good?

Great video!
I've had mine for about 6 years now and it's still going. I love it! So much so that I recently bought the 10 inch rigid beast.

what are you using exactly to grind the cuts? stone?

Hi I have this tile saw for like around 8 years. I love this saw is very light and compact. I am thinking to change for different brand like delta, the beast or different one but they are very heavy. Really I don’t like to change it because I still have even old pump still working. I never had any problems with this saw.I am putting black garbage bag on the tray and then I am putting water on it so I don’t need to clean tray after using. I never cutting outside it is waste off the time because of walking. You need to have close as possible to your work.
Behind the saw I blue tapping the garage bag from the wall to bucket on the floor to collect the water which is over spray. On the floor from cutting longer tiles I am putting carpet protector drop clothes and tarp. It is working perfectly.
I have question to you Isaac which saw you like the best?

Hey Tile Coach, thanks for the video. I am looking for a wet saw to cut 12” x12” sheets of 3/4” penny tile. Would you recommend this saw/blade or other for my project?

Just bought one and looking forward to using it. thanks.

Another helpful video ! Just did a total tile job using a borrowed Husky tile saw ....seems like this saw is definitely alot more versatile! Keep up the great work and positive demeanor! I'm actually a long time electrician and started in drywall. I do remodeling now and I love the ability to do tile on my projects! We love you too !!!!

ok, you convinced me, I'm going to go get one

if only there is a 7 inch saw that can do plunge cuts

I'm starting my first DIY tiling project and just made a test cut on a wet saw. (Unfortunately not this rigid one. But at the end of the cut, the corner chipped. I'm using 12x24 porcelain tile. Is there anything I can do to prevent the chipping?

Thanks!

Kobalt 7" is a champ! I've owned three. Tile installer here.

The Dewalt is a far superior saw. But the 7 inch rigid weighs 30 pounds. I own both

Amazing saw for the money. I just picked one up yesterday for $288 at Home Depot for a backsplash job this week. That single job paid for it 👍🏼

I've been wondering about this saw, so your video was much appreciated. I really like seeing your tool and product reviews! Rigid also makes a bigger wet saw I think, and I'm wondering if you have had a chance to try it and what you think. Keep up the great work!

I just bought thos saw , Ridgid r4031s was expecting to pay 388 plus tax here in Ontario Canada at Home Depot but to my surprise it scan for $288 plus tax so $325.44 total which I believe is the best price ever for the saw don't know why it's standing on 288 didn't say there was any sales online for as much as 1299 🤯 if you do a Google search and go to shopping first one makes no sense I'm coming from a tabletop saw so this is an incredible improvement to me I got the table to blade squared up and it now has very little wobble 1/16th now I'd say on a 24x12
just purchased it January 27th for that price 2 days ago amazing for the price

im a diy’r, and have installed travertine backsplash in our last home, and now honed marble backsplash in this home, as well as slate tile on several floors & LOVE it! wish I could upload photos. It is an amazing little saw. You must change out the blades, of course. and when doing the backsplash in this house, after two projects of slate for floors, I found my cuts were not straight. Found a video of another person who explained that you have to readjust the tracks every so often by loosening the bolts/nuts, moving the tracks & tightening them.

USELESS! Nothing explaining how to use the 45 degree side.

Do you trust the laser light that built into it?

I love this little saw! I've done probably 20 tile jobs with the little 7-in rigid. Some pretty high on jobs too. Unfortunately it just gave out on me and I traded up to the 10 inch rigid over the DeWalt because I can rip a 48 inch tile with the rigid, which is something that DeWalt doesn't offer.

You have very steady hands. I guess that's why you had great success carrying the pigskin.

The videos help a lot. Really appreciate the time and care on the videos.

Recently, my tile guy was too busy with other work to work on my project. So its back to DIY!

Thank you and keep it up!

I bought this saw, and so far so good. Had to square it up before using it, and it works fairly well. I'm am getting a little edge chipping from the included blade, so I might upgrade blade. I have two bathrooms to update, and I'm installing 12x24" porcelain. If I knew you traveled I would have called you. I'm a 70 year young disabled veteran, and I am still fighting a bad floor. Used Ditra and it helped a little, but now I'm going have to wet level with trowels. Not much of a choice. Small 25 square foot floor. Love your videos.

2 thumbs up 👍 Coach. Great informative videos. Thks.!!

I made a plastic tent for mine and as others have mentioned I put the pump on an elevated surface in a 5 gallon bucket 🪣 open the drain and that way it runs w very clean water the whole time.

The rigid 7” is decent for diy
I smoked this thing within a year of regular use cut pretty good

You're a damn hero. Thanks for this vid.

how do you charge to go out of state? we were offered to go out to florida for a job.

I have this saw and it is amazing!! Cuts like a hot knife through butter. Great video, thanks for the tips!

Hello, what do you use to mark your tiles? a marker ? thanks

Should I keep a factory blade or buy the diamond one?

So I like to learn something new everyday. I did a lot of tile work on a real cheap saw, but it's cool to see that you lifted the tile so there's no extra trimming! Good explanation 👍🏼cheers 🍻

Is the ridge and rubie the same saw ?

Glad you confirmed my recent purchase is a decent one :) $369 now…