Tile Saw Rental FAQs

How much does it cost to rent a Tile Saw in Chandler?

A 10-inch small tile saw runs $55/day ($109/week), a 10-inch large model rated for tile up to 24 inches is $69/day ($136/week), and a 10-inch saw capable of cutting up to 36-inch tile is $70/day ($140/week).

What size Tile Saw do I need?

For tiles up to 12x12 inches, a 7-inch saw handles the job fine. For 12x24 to 18x18 inch tiles, use a 10-inch saw with at least 24-inch rip capacity. For large-format tile at 24x48 inches or bigger, you need a 10-inch saw with 37+ inch rip capacity, like the DeWalt D36000S.

How do I transport a Tile Saw to my site?

Most 10-inch tile saws weigh 33 to 91 pounds and fit in a truck bed, SUV, or minivan without a trailer. The larger models like the DeWalt D36000S at 91 pounds are best moved with two people or a hand truck.

What else do I need to complete this job?

Bring a porcelain-rated diamond blade if you're cutting porcelain, safety glasses, and hearing protection since these saws run at 85-95 dBA. You'll also want clean water for the reservoir, changed every 2 hours to keep the blade cutting well.

Any tips for tile saw rentals in Chandler's climate?

Chandler's dry heat evaporates the saw's water reservoir faster than in humid climates, so check and top off the water more often during summer jobs to keep the blade cool and dust down.

Can I cut porcelain tile with a rented saw?

Yes, but you need a porcelain-rated diamond blade with a continuous rim and fine grit since standard ceramic blades will chip porcelain. Feed slowly and let the blade do the work rather than pushing hard.