I do maintenance for restaurants, and occasionally I need to replace a ceramic tile or two. I figured it was time to invest in a wet tile saw, as in the past, cutting with an angle grinder (dry but with diamond blade) proved... very difficult and dangerous.

After some research, I decided to try the Ryobi WS722 corded wet saw. You can find it on Amazon at the following link: https://amzn.to/3vhp8X9

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A couple of things to note:

I did test the miter features briefly but only in my back yard; we'll just say that they work fine, as one would expect, and I didn't want to make the video any longer than necessary.

If using indoors, be sure to fill the water bin to about 1/4-inch below the overflow tube, or work over a floor drain as I did. It really isn't all that messy like I had anticipated as long as you set the guard up correctly.

You may notice that the blade looks a little rusty in a couple of clips - it's probably best to DRY OFF THE BLADE, perhaps even remove it, after each use. I did not do this the first time, I will in the future. I doubt it will hurt the diamonds but still...

Always read the instruction manual!

Thanks for watching!