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Title |
Ironton 7in. Wet Tile Saw | QEP 83200Q 24" Bridge Saw |
Model |
Ironton 169658 | QEP 83200Q |
Basic Info |
Suggested Price |
$99.99 | $349.99 |
Sale Price |
Check Price* | Check Price* |
Release |
Mar 2013 | Sep 2012 |
Overview |
Top Features |
- Portable 7in. diamond wheel wet tile saw can easily cut all wall and floor tiles
- Powered by 2/3 HP, 3.75 Amp, 110V motor that operates at 3,600 RPM
- Cuts both ceramic and stone tile for walls and floors
- Can bevel tiles up to 45° with flip-up miter guide for decorative work
- Includes 7in. carbide-tipped blade with 5/8in. arbor
| - Direct drive 1 HP, 3420 RPM brushless motor is ideal for cutting marble, granite, porcelain, stone and tile (for porcelain and hard tiles, we recommend QEP's Black Widow #6-8008BW)
- 6 ball-bearing cutting assembly allows motor to glide smoothly with minimal vibration for precise cuts
- Water system evenly distributes water flow, extending the life of the diamond blade
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Reviews |
Walmart Rating | | 5.0 (out of 2 reviews) |
Latest Reviews |
No reviews yet. | Awesome Find Rating: 5 I decided to purchase my own tile saw after borrowing one from a friend many many times. While my friends tile saw was a very good one (cost well over $1,000.00 dollars) it was also very heavy and not easy to move from one place to another. After seeing and reading about the Qep Tile Tools 83200 24" Bridge Saw I decided to take a chance. The cost was far less than a quarter of the expensive tile saw I had borrowed. But after using it for a big flooring tile job I must say I am extremely surprised and happy at this tile saw's performance. It is top quality, and very well made. Performs as well as a tile saw costing four or five times it's cost. And the ability to move from one place to another is fantastic. And the ease of use is wonderful when doing difficult miter, angle, or corner cuts. Even the tile saw I borrowed didn't have a lazier guide as this one does. It has turned out to be one of the best buys I've ever made. Thank you Walmart. by HandyGal1 on 2014-03-18T17:00:00 tile saw Rating: 5 nice tile saw, had one previously.....sold it when I thought I was done with my projects. this one arrived with a broken water tray & after I was told to contact the manufacture they sent me a new replacement tray free. by Patricia W on 2018-04-02T17:00:00 |
All Features |
Batteries Included? | No | No |
Item Weight | 30.9 pounds | 83 pounds |
Style | Dry | wet |
Included Components | Attachments | stand |
Batteries Required? | No | No |
Item model number | 169658 | 83200Q |
Item Package Quantity | 1 | 1 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | |
Material | Metal | |
release | Mar 2013 | Sep 2012 |
Warranty Description | | One year manufacturer's limited product warranty upon registration after purchase. Contact 561-994-5550 for additional warranty details or to order parts. |
Voltage | | 120 volts |
Size | | 1 |
Horsepower | | 1.5 HP |
Power Source | | corded-electric |
More Information |
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