RIDGID "The Beast" 10-in Wet Saw Review

[@EliWaters-rc6rq]

I just bought this saw, we are tiling a shower tomorrow. For the first time in a long time I’m excited to get up and go to work in the morning!!

[@whodafukarweetribe]

Give it till noon , then the reality sets in and yep your back at the same old work and the new saw lost its shiney already 😅

[@EliWaters-rc6rq]

@@whodafukarweetribe you must be a wizard or something, because that’s almost exactly how it went down!😂😂🫣

[@SayBuilders]

Great video, thanks man for shearing it, this is very helpful I have the 7” tile saw but I’m running to the same problem all pieces became loosened , great tools.

[@franklong6269]

Great video. I especially enjoyed your demonstrating the cut of the 4' piece. I am going to tile some areas in my home, and I have chosen 2' x 4' tiles. So, this tile saw is much better than fighting with a smaller saw. This $800 appears to be equal to the $1400 DeWalt 36000, which will cut a 36" long tile. From what I have heard from other reviews, is the Ridgid tile blades are a good but not great blade - but I have not used one. You probably would cut porcelain tile much easier if you bought a better-quality blade.

[@Davidlovesmusic311]

I just put fresh water in it daily in my DeWalt and it works great. I have a rigid too. The little one 7-In blade for Subway tiles

[@nickambrose1910]

I like that plunge cut feature. Is it firm with the head up? I often cut smaller holes from the back side of the tile, but you need to feel when the blade comes through to do it right.

[@robpainten4082]

It's the bearing on the old saw thanks for the review

[@whodafukarweetribe]

hes getting wobble😅

[@michaeltangusso9801]

Why no rubie aginst the beast ? Because they are the same saw ?

[@Michaellove85]

I have always used dewalt and I think I might try this saw

[@Aplushandymanservice]

you can there is an allen head on the inside arm tilt it to a 45 and you tighten it and some other small allen heads... i took mine apart and rebuilt it and rebuilt my older one and updated the rollers and cams

[@Aplushandymanservice]

im just wonder if i can use this tray and set up on my older rigid

[@josephpalma743]

How do you adjust the table as mine moves left to right ? I’m having issues with it!

[@CentennialRenovation]

I don't think you can adjust the table. Here's how to adjust the blade. kzbin.info/www/bejne/goixomOobrp8otUsi=Y_XiwXF6wUq1DJiF

[@josephpalma743]

@@CentennialRenovation I figured out how to adjust the blade but the frame moves left to right and it has to do with adjusting the frame and rollers… I couldn’t figure it out 100 %

[@justinkulow7872]

Tip the blade at an angle, theres set screws inside that arm that can be tightened👍

[@jward19831]

Did you use the blade that came with or replaced with a better blade? I was going to cut porcelain tiles and heard it chips while cutting

[@CentennialRenovation]

I used the blade that it came with and it did great. As usual, I replace the blade with every job, so it has a different blade on it now. I honestly think the blade that it came with did a better job than the expensive dewalt blade that I have on it now.

[@chowsman1]

I just got one of these and I can see micro chipping on porcelain. It won’t be the blade, has to be armature or bearing.

[@michaeltangusso9801]

Probably does that with every saw that's why we use polish equipment

[@rubendavila9076]

What is the model?

[@CentennialRenovation]

The model number is R4093

[@michaeltangusso9801]

Is the ribie the same saw ?

[@CentennialRenovation]

Not sure. Never heard of the Ribie. Do you have a link for it?

[@michaeltangusso9801]

Rubie dt10

[@CentennialRenovation]

@@michaeltangusso9801 looks similar

[@michaeltangusso9801]

@@CentennialRenovation looks almost exactly but you don't need a extra table to cut 48s

[@eddy71487]

Hows the tray on that? Do you think itll get wobbly over time?

[@CentennialRenovation]

I think so long as you clean it out between jobs and don't get a bunch of tile debris build up in the wheels, it should last a pretty long time. And if not, it has a lifetime warranty.

[@CentennialRenovation]

I've done about four jobs with the saw now. The tray has not gotten wobbly. However, I went about 4 days on one job without cleaning the saw and on the 4th day the wheels were getting debris in them and it was like rolling over speed bumps as I was pushing the tile through. Definitely important to break down the saw and hose it down after every job. I don't think you can go more than 3 days without giving the saw a thorough cleaning.

[@hustonraines9078]

I killed that saw in 6 months def not an everyday saw for a tile contractor. I bought it for the rip featured fence with the drop down but it fell apart and we clean our saws daily.

[@RobCameron-x2g]

Well, that settles it. This is the new saw I’m going to add to the tool collection.

[@hustonraines9078]

I killed that saw in 6 months the cross members holding the tray square fell apart, the tray lock fell apart not happy with the saw, no comparison to my dewalt

[@Davidlovesmusic311]

It takes a lot of dirty water to kill a pump. I had an MK years ago and my partner left dirty water in there for weeks and we never killed it so I wouldn't worry so much about your pump

[@Darththescammer]

In California Ryobi to Harbor Freight gets stolen like anything else.

[@yeagermcbipper9008]

I have to laugh at a fence with only one point of contact. Hey, jabrony, check those fences for square... bet they are not.

[@SuperEddietv]

He did check for square. Had the tape out on both sides of the blade. Now a sliding table cut with a fence is a whole other beast.