Best Power Tile & Masonry Saws of 2025

"I found this 7-inch wet tile saw to be a fantastic purchase! It's surprisingly lightweight, making it easy to move around and set up without much hassle. As a DIYer, I had no trouble getting clean, professional cuts. The power is impressive, cutting through tiles smoothly, and the accuracy is spot-on. Overall, this is an excellent tool that's worth the investment!"

"I chose this saw because it was the same price as renting, and having it available was more convenient. I'm tiling a breezeway floor with 4x8 travertine stone. I can't believe the negative reviews! This saw works GREAT. For those complaining about the blade guard jamming, I think they didn't read the instructions. The fence may be cheap, but if you line it up properly, it works well. I've cut 20 tiles so far without any issues!"

"This product works awesome. The only suggestion I have is to change the blade immediately upon purchase, as the included blade isn't ideal for what you're probably looking for. Overall, it performs well and I'm very satisfied with my experience."

"This is an excellent little stone saw. With the track base and some tracks and clamps, I have a solid tool for all sorts of fabrication."

"I found it to be extremely easy to use, making clean and true cuts in my granite countertop. The water option really helps keep the dust down!"

"I was excited to try this tool, but when I went freehand, it did not cut as cleanly as I'd hoped. Using it with a track was even worse; the blade was not parallel to the base and kept binding up."

"I used it today to cut a 4 feet wide concrete wall with 3/8” rebar, and it performed excellently. I also tried cutting a 60mm concrete paver, which was much easier than the slab. It’s perfect for a homeowner doing light concrete jobs! The water hose connection is a fantastic feature, suppressing 95+% of dust. The R300+ model is the one to get. The small wheels really help reduce fatigue during cutting. Plus, it comes with a diamond blade, so no extra costs there. I did notice the hose connector leaks a bit, and the plastic storage recess doesn’t hold the wrench well, but these are minor issues. Overall, I’m very pleased and would give it 5 stars."

"I purchased this saw for cutting versa-lok blocks and pavers. It has great power and easily cuts through the materials. The water feature keeps the dust down and extends the blade's life. Since this was my first experience with a wet saw, I learned that letting the weight of the saw do the work is crucial. I also used an angle grinder to score the line, which helped guide my cuts. To improve my accuracy, I attached a pole level to the handle, making it easier to ensure the blade is perpendicular to the material. I found that using blocks to elevate the material also made a difference during cutting."

"I’ve tried various gas-powered and electric wet saws, but this one is the best for cutting slab in a basement. It’s electric, so there’s no CO2 or CO gas emissions. The standard hose for wetting the cut almost eliminates dust, though a bit of spray goes on the walls. I recommend using plastic sheeting to manage the water better. The saw has a nice balance, and I can control the depth effectively. I managed to cut through 3 inches of slab easily, and it felt powerful enough for more. I did face some minor issues, like a wheel coming off, but it was easy to fix. Overall, for the price, this saw is an excellent value."

"I found this saw to be small, lightweight, yet powerful. It went through all the tiles I worked on with ease. After tiling a kitchen back-splash, a master bath, and an exterior entry way, the blade showed very little wear. I would recommend it to anyone needing to do tiling."

"In my experience, this saw performed exceptionally well. Cutting the 1/2" Hardieboard was effortless, almost like cutting butter with a hot knife. The edge was smooth, and I easily followed my cut line. However, I'm a bit concerned about the plastic water line fitting's longevity."

"I really appreciate the saw's power; it cuts large format tiles quickly and efficiently. Even when I pushed it, the motor only slowed slightly. The only downside was that the tile dust tended to puddle in front of the blade during long cuts, which made it a bit challenging to see my line."

"I’ve been tiling for nearly 30 years. After using my first generation Dewalt tile saw for 15 years, I was hesitant to invest in another one, but I’m so glad I did! My old saw had some issues with sliding smoothly, which often cracked tiles for my apprentices. This new saw is incredibly smooth and cuts 24" to 36" tiles effortlessly in about 30-40 seconds. If you do tiling 40-50% of your projects, don’t hesitate and buy this saw; it will save you time and energy!"

"I’ve completed 31 bathrooms, 12 backsplashes, and 43 floors with this saw, and it shows no signs of wear. It captures 90% of overspray and provides perfect cuts. This is hands down the best tile saw I’ve ever owned!"

"This saw moves effortlessly through 36" tiles like butter and is very accurate with its cuts. Although it does walk a little on long cuts, it’s manageable. I replaced the DeWalt blade with a Ridgid and Pearl blade, which were vastly superior. Despite minor chipping at the start, the saw’s functionality is fantastic, and it holds up well under pressure!"

"I was looking for a tile saw for my bathroom project. Renting always made me feel rushed, and I didn’t want the hassle of unexpected challenges. After deciding to buy, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and design of this saw when I opened the box. It cuts well and has excellent power. The feed table operates smoothly and accurately, making it enjoyable to use. While it does get a bit wet during operation, the small water reservoir isn't a major issue for me. I'm really glad I chose this saw."

"I decided to purchase this table-style tile saw to handle my 1 x 2 ft porcelain tiles. It has some decent features, but I noticed a few design flaws that could be improved. The sliding deck being slightly higher than the fixed deck caused some rough breaks at the end of cuts. I also found the lack of a fence on the fixed deck limiting, making it hard to rip larger tiles. Despite these challenges, for the price, it does get the job done and is a good choice overall."

"I bought this saw mainly for its sliding table to cut ceramic subway tiles for my kitchen backsplash. The included blade was of low quality, causing chipping, but I replaced it, and that made a significant difference. I had to adjust the guard to ensure it lined up properly with the blade, which took a bit of effort. Once squared, the saw performed wonderfully and accurately. Cleanup was a breeze, and I would definitely buy this saw again."

"I ordered the Evolution R255DCT concrete saw for cutting fieldstone around my porch. It's lightweight at 16 lbs, and the 10" premium diamond blade cuts through 4" thick stone effortlessly. I follow my chalk lines for accuracy, and I appreciate the saw's safety features. Overall, I'm very pleased and would recommend it."

"I initially planned to rent a concrete cutter, but this saw turned out to be a fantastic investment. I saved money compared to renting and only overloaded my circuit a couple of times after prolonged use. Setting it up takes time, but the results are worth it. Now, I own a concrete saw that works great!"

"I bought this saw for a retaining wall project. I was pleasantly surprised by its performance. No breaker issues while cutting, as I just let the saw's weight do the work. I would recommend this saw for any size project."

"I've installed vinyl plank floors using this saw, and it makes perfect cuts. It's a bit tricky to gauge the blade's position, but overall, it's a great tool."

"As a real installer, I found this saw to be excellent for 3/4 inch hardwood flooring. It worked without issues, and using a shop vac made a huge difference in dust control. Lightweight and easy to carry!"

"I recently renovated a staircase and used this saw for flooring. It performed excellently on both cross cuts and rip cuts, and I was impressed by the clean cuts. It’s a fantastic portable option for my projects!"

"I was quite skeptical at first! Having used wet saws, I understand the challenges of cutting without water. However, this saw is amazing! The smooth slider tray allows for quality cuts, and the adjustable stop makes repeat cuts quick and easy. There's a bit of chipping, but a file can easily fix that. The 35 lbs weight makes it ideal for moving around the house, and it's truly a game changer. I would highly recommend it to anyone, from novices to pros."

"As a woman with lower back pain, I found the setup of this saw so much easier than a wet saw. It’s lightweight, making it perfect for the many bathroom jobs I had to do. Setting it up is a breeze, and I can use it indoors without making a mess, which is a huge plus for me. This saw has been a great purchase and worth every penny!"

"After 24 years as a tile contractor, I had my doubts about this saw. The blade installation took me over two hours due to a confusing design, and the cuts on cheap porcelain tile were jagged and terrible. I reluctantly went back to my wet saw. Overall, I felt this saw didn't perform as expected, and I wouldn't recommend it based on my experience."

“I can't understand why this product has poor reviews. I used it to cut 3/8 inch thick porcelain tile for my shower surround, and it worked wonders. After some modifications, like stabilizing it on a wooden table, I managed to cut efficiently. The saw cuts slowly, but if you take your time, it’s more than sufficient. For the price, I’m pleased with my $30 investment.”

“I was pleasantly surprised by this product. After setting it up, it was straightforward to use and performed well while cutting 1/4 inch thick natural stone. Although the water can get dirty, changing it out helps. Honestly, I initially planned to throw it away after one use, but now I’m keeping it for future projects. It’s not made from the best materials, but it does the job.”

“I had my doubts about this saw based on other reviews, but I found it to be an excellent tile cutter. It cuts accurately at 45 degrees, especially after I switched out the blade. Just be mindful of how you use it and the water levels, and it works well for smaller tiles.”