Questions and Answers for QEP 700XT 3/4 HP Wet Tile Saw with 7 in. Blade and Table Extension

A:  You should be able to make long cuts. Make sure you support the ends so the tile remains steady while cutting.

A:  Yes you can RIP the table lifts for edge cuts and they give you a guide angel cot tool but you can only cut tile1 1/4 inch thick material not the length

A:  Water is in a basin in the bottom of the saw wheel enclosure.

A:  The blade actually runs through the water, so a water pump is not needed.

A:  Not required. Blade runs through water.

A:  No water pump the saw blade sits in the water and be prepared to get wet as it does not shoot the water away from the saw like every other wet saw

A:  This saw does not use a water pump. Customer Care

A:  Yes, Just keep the bottom full of water and it works great for any kind of stone.

A:  Only 1 1/2 " inches gross

A:  I don't recommend cutting brick. The blade isn't deep enough, and you would need a diamond blade.

A:  It not made to cut bricks

A:  Yes

A:  Possibly if you can find a blade small enough, but wouldn't recommend it as the motor that runs the saw is not designed to handle that type of load

A:  No, this is a tile saw only, it is not designed for wood cutting. Mike

A:  The motor runs at a high speed and would not support wood cutting. There is no water pump, the blade runs through the water in the water tank below.

A:  Yes

A:  No, this will not cut cement tiles. This saw is designed to cut ceramic, marble, stone, travertine, and porcelain tiles up to 1-1/4" thick. When cutting porcelain and hard tiles, we recommend using QEP’s Black Widow Blade, model # 6-7008BW.

A:  7"

A:  QEP 700XT 3/4 HP WET TILE SAW WITH 7 INCH. BLADE AND TABLE EXTENSION

A:  7 inch 5/8 arbor

A:  No to back

A:  It might, but it would burn out the motor, do to how it is geared.

A:  Yes, you can use this to cut travertine tile.

A:  Yes, once it is time to get a new blade get the best one you can find. I find this type of saw very versatile and have cut 20 inch tile and down to the little tiny tiles.

A:  Good luck the guard fights you and to directly answer your question no.

A:  It has a slide out extender so it seems it should be able to. The slide is pretty solid so it should be able to support the large tiles.

A:  Yes

A:  Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, The QEP 700XT 3/4 HP 120-Volt Wet Tile Saw with Its 7 in. continuous rim diamond blade is positioned for cutting depths up to 1-1/4 in. The 8 in. table extension is included for use on either side to support large tiles when cutting (max size 24") Thank you for considering QEP for your project.

A:  Yes.

A:  Yes it will cut glass bottles

A:  Get the glass blade and go slow. Of all the glass tile i've cut, no problems at all.

A:  Good day, The 700XT has been tested to cut glass tiles while using a 7" glass cutting blade. The 7" glass cutting blade is model number 6-7006GLQ. Thank you for choosing QEP. Customer Service

A:  I do not recommend using this on glass bottles. It would be very dangerous and with the blade guard impractical.