Wet Saw Indoors

http://go.askthebuilder.com/YouTubeNews host Tim Carter shows one solution that allows you to cut tile with a wet saw indoors without ruining the interior of your home. Sign up NOW for Tim's FREE weekly newsletter at: http://go.askthebuilder.com/YouTubeNews

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• tile
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[mintfreshman]

why not just use Schluter kerdi and some cpvc pipe to make something similar

after all if you are running an expensive saw in a professional application you likely have some extra laying around from a job.

[AsktheBuilder]

@mintfreshman That's just 30 percent of the rig. You need a secondary large pan to place your saw in. This catches the drips off the primary pan that came with your saw. Then you need the stand to support that secondary table.

[tinovelaj]

yeah well how about when you cut chair rail or big tile . what do you do then?

[AsktheBuilder]

@tinovelaj Interesting. I've never used a diamond wet saw to cut wood chair rail. Can you do us all a favor and tape a video showing how that's done? 18-inch tile easily fits on that saw bed and in between the side skirts.

[JuliaB777]

were would you get one of those bad boys?

[AsktheBuilder]

Uh, watch the video again.... There's a beauty shot of the logo and name. Then try Google.....

[amigo1080]

i would even use this setup outside. Most homeowners are not too happy when the tile dust that was carried by the spray is all over their lawn, bushes, and especially their driveway. Thanks for the video.

[armoredpig]

very nice!! but where are Tim Carter's ear plugs?

[dewalt23293]

thats a awesome idea, i cant believe they cant make a wet saw that catches all the water

[duaneafields]

the base basin looks exaxtly like the washer pans that they sell at menards home improvement, a couple pieces of shower wall fiberglass and you're in business.