Customer Reviews for QEP Torque Master 3/5 HP Wet Tile Saw

The saw was smaller than I thought it would be, but it worked well a.nd cut all of the porcelain tiles that I needed very well. The water reservoir does need to be kept to the very top, otherwise the blade won't pick up the water and will start cutting dry. There is a thin bar that holds the cover that is over the blade. That bar can get in the way of the tile as you are pushing the tile past that bar. That can cause the very end of the tile as you are finishing the cut to snap because the bar is prying the tile apart. Overall for a basic saw for one or two projects, it did good and was better than a snap cutter. I used the saw to make quite a few diagonal and straight cuts for a herringbone pattern and the saw was good.

I was only installing glass backsplash tile and 12” ceramic tiles. For what it cost it did a fine job.

Great little saw for standard thickness floor tiles and backslash. Enough power for ceramic and tiles. Not sure what some reviews were complaining about the saw being weak. They probably expected a pro-consummer wet tile saw for 60-70$. 😆

Saw worked just as we needed mo

Got the job done, with no problems

First impression this is junk. But to give it a better rating I just can’t do it. It cost only 60$ don’t expect a 150$ or more experience. It stalls when you try to cut tile so take it very slow. Plan to get wet if you are trying to follow a-line (guard blocks the view). The fence is not bad and the measurements are spot on. I was going to return it but I did finish the bathroom floor(8x8 and a lot of cuts)and it did do the job slowly but so am I. I don’t know if it will be able to do another job.

It's a good portable wet saw for subway tile. That's about all I would use it for. A slide cutter works better but I didn't want to clip or file the tile.

Greatly surprised at how well this wet saw worked with slate. I had no problems at all with its operation, other than the access to change the blade is limited.

I didn’t expect much because of the price but it performed way better than I thought it would.

Not for commercial use but was adequate for my small bathroom redo. Not easy to clean but you can remove the top by removing two screws by the water reservoir and 4 from the bottom. I cut ceramic 12x24, glass mosaic, and built a Temporary support around it and cut a side of my marble vanity to fit flush to the wall...came out great, just go slow.

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I liked the way it cuts—-I had this one month exactly. The third time I went to use it, it turned on and then stopped. How do I get a manufactures warranty to replace it? Do I take it to Home Depot?

Very poor quality , very cheap made

It did not cut what I needed like it said. I will be taking back for refund.

I just installed 40 sq.ft. ledger stone with the help of this wet saw. No issues, works great. Highly recommend this product.

Worth the price. Cut ⅜” tiles like butter.

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Complicated. Very loud

Very dangerous product. Vibrates excessively while in operation. Would not recommend this item

Got the whole job done!

Blade is cheap. Changed blade and it worked well for ceramic tile in bathroom

Great saw for the price, cuts good on acrylic tile, been doing the backsplash in my kitchen and it is performing great got the job done, I would definitly recommend this saw for small DIY jobs.

I bought this tile saw for tiling my shower, half way through the project the motor died, during the last cut you heard it kind of failing and then it wouldn't turn on again; I maybe had it for a total of 3 hours before it died.

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Just as good as the higher priced saws!