I need to cut a bunch of pavers to fit into a herringbone pattern – then need to cut a bunch of tile for an addition.
Will a tile wet saw do both efficiently? If so, how big and any suggestions on make and model (don’t want to break the bank).
Thanks – bob
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A tile wet saw would probably do a good job of cutting the pavers. Only catch is that tile saws are designed to cut tile that is usually not more than 1/2" thick, so there might not be room for the thicker paver to go through the saw.
One option would be to rent a brick saw.
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