Craftsman  4.6 amp 7'' Wet Tile Saw (22320)

Easy to use little saw for the price. But I can't give it more stars because of some key drawbacks. The guide wasn't useful for me because I was using it on 12 inch tiles. But I found it easy to control the tiles and keep the cuts straight. But what I found more problematic was that the safety shield isn't see through making it difficult to see where I was cutting. And the wing nut for the shield got in the way of the right panel making it difficult to open in order to add water or clean out the water compartment. You would think this design flaw would have been obvious to the manufacturer. Finally, the instructions say to fill with water to the line. I couldn't find a fill line so it either isn't there or its not obvious where it is.

Cut tile well. The blade guard did not fit in the slot well and on first use flew off the saw. As a result did not use the guard. For the occasional user this saw did the job for a reasonable price.

Bought on 1-14-2013. Paid 63.00. Rip fence takes time to get use to. Unit is not as heavy as others. Miter cuts okay. Can't believe the price increase to 93.

Would recomend for a small job just keep water in it and take your time

I used this saw to cut glass mosaic tile (1"x1.5") for my first time tiling a kitchen backsplash. The saw cut the glass like butter. An excellent product.

This, as is the case with ALL Craftsman tools, is well made and works superbly.

good saw for the money .did the job fast and worked well.

I was really shock that Craftsman put their name on this power tool. During the initial unpacking and set up, I was impressed at the design but when it came to the actual functionally and use, that?s a different story. The table is designed so that you must slide the piece that you are cutting into the blade. The plastic fence and guide make this very difficult. The guide is very flimsy and there is no way to clamp the tile into the guide. As you attempt to slide the tile and guide, the guide sticks causing sporadic movement, it is not smooth at all which makes it impossible to obtain a straight even cut.

If your looking for a wet saw to do your own backsplash or larger project, this saw is not worth the time or money.

The fence on this saw is quirky.  It took me a long time to get the hang of it.  Once you do, you can set it fairly accurately using the splines on the fromt and back of the table.

But the crosscut guide is completely useless.  It runs along the fence and binds up while you are cutting.  There is no way to make a clean cut with it.  I had to push so hard to make it go that I wound up pusshing the fence off its guides (not hard to do at all, btw.)

Only buy this saw if you can make all straight cuts and don't need tha angle guide.

I guess I wasted 90 bucks, bought this saw.  Where do I begin?  Attempted to buy this saw in store, the only one left when I bought it is the open box.  When home there is no rib fence. Attempted to use couple of weeks latter, which is ok.  However, the saw get hot and mud got stuck on the blade cover.    Then blade cover fell off at the second use. Mud flying all over your face and hair.  By then, it is too late to return the  **** thing.  The casing is made of plastic, which is ok to prevent rust.  Howeve, it is too thin that I set the saw down on side way (because the carry handle on the other side), the saw tipped, broke the plastic.  90 dollars, can't even finish my project, I needed a new saw (somewhere else).