the best tile saw I've ever used. much much better that any fancy saws ex, IQ, RUBI etc. I wish they made it a bit wider with laser guide as well as clamps attachable for the next model. I will definitely buy another.
This is my third tile saw from DEWALT but my first 36000. Unboxed it today on the job site and was sorely disappointed. The fence ran into the blade and there is no way to adjust it. DEWALT said I could bring it to the local tech to get it fixed which in my area means a two month or more wait time. The other option they gave me was to return it which means about a month until a new one can arrive here. For $1500 I want a tool that works right out of the box. I doubt I’ll buy DEWALT again as the last saw I bought from them was missing parts out of the box. Love your reviews as they show me exactly what I want to see.
I hope it doesn't have the same deviation problem as the D24000. The D24000 table has three bearings. As you advance the table, the table suddenly deflects when the first pair of rollers becomes unsupported. IT CANNOT BE CORRECTED OR COVERED BY WARRANTY, BECAUSE THAT'S THE WAY IT WORKS. I prefer my Rubi tile cutter by far!
Excellent video as always J! Note: the motor and pump is the same as the 24000. The newer type 20 version of the 24000 that is. And yes, that pump can moves alot of water. Much better than the type 1 and 2 .
Excited to see this saw reviewed. Good to know they upped the power in the motor. Hope its not much heavier than the 24000. Also wanted to mention the J Blade from Detroit Industries. Don't know about there other stuff but another tile guy turned me onto the J blade and I love it. Its thin, cuts great, and is resistant to bending. I also like the Hot Dog Blade from MK, it's probably the fasted blade out there, but does bend out of shape more than I like. Great Video and thanks for showing us the new dewalt saw.
@FoxRcng708 Yes,Start welding up them wheels get some 🍿 and Wait for the indictments to come around,When you have a wheel that isn't true,You must adjust the spokes or replace them , America's about to have a very nice set of true wheels once again,Just roll with it brother ;)
@@LandbergTileTV assembled it last night and used it for a few cuts today. I was outside so I didn't use any if the trays...lol..man this machine is like non other....i can wait to use for real real...BTW..Any blade recommendation?
Great video brother, I've been waiting for it since you said DeWALT was coming out with a new wet tile saw. I am definitely going to get this saw! God bless brother! Ps. I like look of your knife, all worn out. It means you use it and it has held up. Tools are to be used brother! 🙏🏻👍🏻😁
For the @$1200 price I would had love it if it had a rolling car/stand to com with it. It is massive and heavy. All of that translated into to quality but the lock of mobility is a let down. Love dewalt that is the only tool I always will recommend. Taking from 10year of experience.
love your content man, thanks for doing all of it. Off topic question for you. I took your advice and bought the porter cable saw with the green pearl 7 blade and it cuts very well. My problem is when I get to the last 3/4 of tile (porcelain, ceramic) it breaks off instead of cutting all the way through. Any idea how to remedy this problem? Is it me, the machine, the table, the blade, a combo? Thankfully I've been able to salvage whatever breaks off but my luck won't last I'm sure. Anyway thanks for everything you do! Cheers!
Hey there, just want to share my experience with the dewalt tule saw D36000 I buy it at a local tile place at Orange California right at the moment I turn on the saw I noticed the blade shake a lot with out cutting a single tile and I think you know it can be the blade one bad one I have another brand new blade with me I change the blade and still the same Start cut some tiles and still the same, in my opinion is really bad, brand new saw over $1,300 with taxes No thanks!!!
I almost always find brand new blades don’t cut well until there broken in a little. I have had good quality saws still be bad out of the box. Exchange it for another one. Or even better get a iq
I just picked up one of these at a pawn shop used in excellent condition for $380 out the door. But it is missing the plastic water trays so I will have to pick up a replacement from Dewalt.
So I gotta ask, what's your take on bridge saws? Rubi has had a 60" bridge saw did a few years now (given though it is close to double the cost) Are you just not a fan of the style of saws, or are they not prevalent or common in your area? (Our here in SoCal its few and far between to find a tile setter who carries a snap cutter, unfortunately, though I'm trying to change that! Thanks, love the videos , been through the entire catalog already (Still waiting for some Tile Life bandannas to hit the store though;)
I don't have much experience with them to be honest. I think they are expensive and big, manual cutter and a 7-10 inch saw works well for us. Good idea on the bandannas!
Hey @Landberg Tile TV I just noticed on my unit that upon start up, the bleed seems to jolt sideways before it goes perfectly straight while spinning. Do you also see this issue? It’s probably only for about an eighth of a second
I think our saw did the same thing at first, I don't notice it anymore though. The blade that it comes with has a bit of flex. We'll be upgrading the blade soon.
@@LandbergTileTV I appreciate the quick reply, I’m going to use the machine for the very first time and I am in no way a professional at this. Let us know what you think about changing to a different blade from the one that it brings in the future please.
Im thinking about buying a new tile saw , would you recommend the IQ waterless or dewalt 36000 ? What's your thoughts about this 2 saws thanks for all great videos bro .
Bro son muy diferentes en el sentido de que está es para formatos grandes, la iq es para 24". Ya depende más que tamaños trabajas y allí tienes tu respuesta si usas muchos proyectos grandes toma la DeWalt 36" sin duda. Pero sino mejor ves por la iq
@@pescaenoregon7545 oh sí hermano. Si cuántas con los recursos económicos ves por la iq yo tengo la DeWalt. Y aspiro a cambiarla por la de corte seco, en invierno se va a pagar sola. Más rápida de instalar, Puedes ponerla más cerca al área de trabajo lo que traduce en ahorro de tiempo y nos deja dinero o por lo menos nos hace la vida más facil.
@@LandbergTileTV when a tile is trying to get sucked in that means it's not cutting tile that means the motor is not strong enough or blade isn't sharp enough it's basically binding up or going to bind up
I like my 2400. This tile saw is too big. But for someone who is cutting big tiles I guess its a need for them. Mine works fine and does the job good. Think they would of upgraded the stand for a Monster like that. And clean up will suck on this saw. I think my 2400 is a pain in the Ass to clean up and is much smaller.
I just need tray storage. Putting all 17 pieces back. Great saw. But mine has a bad wobble for a brand new saw. My trays are bent and it leaks at where the 2 back trays connect. Not a saw u want to haul around everyday.
I felt the cut speed was slow... Even for porcelain. When the blade wants to pull the tile in that means it's barely clearing the material fast enough... Possibly needs faster blade speed? I use Pearl abrasive blades, never had a tile pull in since I started using them.
I was disappointed when I opened mine and the first thing I see on the new 1550$ cdn saw is a 14 year old stand... they coulda used an improvement on the stand
That's wonderful machine. I envy you. Also i want to take your machines. Haha. Just joke. Good machine. My country of tile's machine developments speed is not good. And most of old tilers are fraid of development. Because when they learnded and studied from the tile skill of the older than tile's master, they were hit from the master. So they are fraid of change, challenge, and own position shaking. You are a good tile master. I also tile engineer. I have worked for 8 years. I appreciate to you. I am archtecture in Republic of Korea the first grade that pubilish my country. By the way i was wood maker for 2 years. Last i learned from tile master skill of the best of best in Pohang city ( now i live in city). Finally glad to see your youtuve channel. Good study to me. I own my youtube channel that homemaker. Thanks. God Bless you.
Just wondering between the IQ tile saw and the DeWalt 36,000 which would be the better saw to buy and keep in mind I work alone a lot of the times too carry the saw in to the job site . I currently own. A DeWalt 24000
@@douglasirving8417 Maybe go to Contractors direct dot com and buy a new D24000 unless you see yourself installing bigger tiles than 12x24" indoors (D36000 would be good for that) The IQ is good, but blade replacement is more often and it's not a tile saw you use if you miter often.
YOU SHOULD HAVE ASSEMBLED THIS SAW PRIOR TO YOUR DEMONSTRATION! YOU LEFT OUT SO MUCH (LITTLE STUFF) . WOULD HAVE LIKED TO SEE YOU SLOWELY SHOW THE ASSEMBLY OF THE WATER TRAYS. THE SIDE ALUMINUM SMALL SIDE BED NEEDS TO BE INSTALLED BEFORE THE DRIP TRAY AS THE THUMB SCREW IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO SCREW in WITH THE WATER DRIP TRAY INSTALLED! you assume way to much of the novice to assemble this saw and drip tray system