I used the Rubi TX-1250 MAX manual tile cutter for large-format porcelain. It's fast, quiet, and cuts 4-foot tiles, but the price is steep and quality control is questionable.

I used the Makita 4101RH to cut countertops and pavers. It's a powerful little saw, but the water setup is janky and the switch might fail on you.

I tried the iQ Power Tools dry cut tile saw on a bathroom renovation. No water, less mess, but the cuts aren't perfect and the price is steep.

I bought the DEWALT D36000S wet tile saw after years of struggling with smaller saws. Here's why it's a beast, where it falls short, and how it compares to the MK Diamond 101.