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

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.

A:  Yes.. my tile was combination glass, aluminum, and ceramic. It come with diamond blade..

A:  Absolutely it will that's exactly why I bought it.

A:  Good day, For glass backsplash, we would recommend using our 7" glass cutting blade, model 6-7006GLQ for best results. Thank you for choosing QEP. Customer Service

A:  It work on mine as narrow as 1/2 inch. The wet saw cuts very well.

A:  We bought a diamond blade and used it for glass mosaic back splash and it worked fine.

A:  It breaks and chips tile really well on an angle...

A:  comes with the accessories to cut two different types of a 45 degree angle.

A:  Only 22.5 and 45 degrees. Both the table moves to these angles and the slide glide does the same in the other dimension.

A:  yes

A:  Yes but only at 2 specific angles, 45 and 22.5 degrees. There is no other adjustment.

A:  Good day, This tile saw has unlimited cutting capacity for both straight and diagonal cuts. It also has a 22.5 degree and 45 degree angle guide for diagonal cutting. Thank you for choosing QEP. Customer Service

A:  Hope your hands are steady! Tried a 45 degree cut and it was a pain in my rear end. Don’t buy.

A:  Yes , while it comes with guides you can use... i prefer to mark the tile for right where I want it cut and then walk it through right through the middle of the line.

A:  Thank you for your inquiry. The QEP 700XT 3/4 HP 120-Volt Wet Tile Saw features a powerful motor that generates up to 3,600 RPM and the water re-circulation system and reservoir are designed to help keep your work area dry. Thank you for considering this tool for your project needs.

A:  Not to much

A:  The blade sits in water, so yes, it "slings" the water up to the cutting surface and lubricates.

A:  yes it will if you turn on the blade with the plastic blade cover raised. But if you keep it down its actually quit clean.