Rigid tile saw. Can I use a wood blade? - Blade Saws

Is the blade not true (flat)

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7" Job Site Tile Saw with Laser - RIDGID Professional Tools

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Ridgid7" Job Site Tile Saw with Laser. ... Heavy Duty Arm - prevents flexing while keeping the blade aligned; Guard Baffle - reduces air turbulence to help keep water ...

[PDF]7" BRIDGE TILE SAW

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7" BRIDGE. TILE SAW. WITH STAND. Owner's Manual & Safety Instructions. Save This Manual .... that has an outlet that looks like the one illustrated above ... Use saw-blade guard and spreader for every .... arms and shoulders. To reduce the.

[PDF]10" INDUSTRIAL TILE/BRICK SAW Owner's Manual ...

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SKIL 7" Wet Tile Saw 3540

Well I've owned many tile saws and they all either take a 7" blade or a 10" blade. Otherwise I don't know what type of saw you own.

The top of the blade spins toward you, but maybe you are asking which way the blade should go? If this is a tile saw, the teeth are tiny bits of diamond and will work in either direction. If this is blade with visible teeth, as for cutting wood, the points of the teeth should be toward you on the top of the blade. Good luck.

Sounds as if the blade is dull. Or perhaps bent. A dull or bent blade blade will 'grab' the wood, rather than cut it, resulting in binding, or kickbacks.

Solution; replace the blade with a fine-toothed, good quality blade. If the blade is new, then check that the blade is bolted tight on the arbor. If the blade is loose, it can result in kickbacks.

Also, check that all the bolts/fasteners/locking mechanisms on the saw are tight, and in good working order. Sometimes a tool new out-of-the-box will have loose screws/nuts/bolts that need to be tightened up.

Also, when cutting, use a smooth, slow, motion, being sure to give the saw the time it needs to make the cut.

if waters not getting to the blade you will see the powder of what ever your cutting coming off the back of machine,i like to put my pump in a bucket of water under the drain plug instead of puting the pump in the water tray,you can run bigger tubing up to the blade and reduce it down and it will give you better presure,good luck

you have to stop the blade turning. Grip it with some locking pliers but it might damage the blade. Or jam it with a piece of wood/ stone and undo the nut.

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i know blades on tile saws don't have to be super tight, i'm not familar with that kind of saw, i put a wrench on the nut and hold on to the blade with my hand and hit the wrench with a rubber mallet, and of course have the unit unplugged

Since tiles are so thick, brittle, and made of ceramic, a special saw must be used. An ordinary circular saw for wood or metal would either break the tile or get so hot that it would seize up and stop cutting. However, ceramic tile is not cut well with sharp blades. The wet tile saw was invented to address all these unique properties of ceramic. It doesn't overheat, uses a relatively dull blade with no serrations, and can be transported to a job site and set up on top of an existing table or sawhorses.