Tile Cutter 12 for rent in Uniontown, Pennsylvania
Tile Cutter 12 is a tile saw that rents in Uniontown, Pennsylvania for $12 per day or $35 per week. Pickup is in Uniontown, PA 15401. Reserve and pay online through RNTR.
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- Step 4Pick up or deliveryFrom the owner in Uniontown, PA
About this rental
This 12-inch tile cutter handles ceramic, porcelain, and stone tile with clean, accurate cuts ideal for wall and floor installations. Rent this essential tile tool for your bathroom, kitchen, or flooring project to achieve precise cuts that fit perfectly at corners, edges, and transitions.
Available for daily rental, the tile cutter is perfect for homeowners and installers needing professional-quality cuts without the cost of specialty equipment, ensuring your tile work looks finished and expertly done.
How much does it cost to rent a tile saw in Uniontown, PA?
Tile Cutter 12 rents for $12 per day, $12 for a Saturday-to-Monday weekend, $24 for a Friday-to-Monday weekend, $35 per week or $105 per 4 weeks. A week costs about the same as 2.9 single days, so the weekly rate is the better price for any rental longer than 2 days. On top of the rate, the lister charges a 5% service fee at checkout.
| Rental period | Price | Works out to |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | $12 | |
| Weekend (Saturday to Monday) | $12 | About $6 per day |
| Weekend (Friday to Monday) | $24 | About $8 per day |
| Weekly | $35 | About $5 per day |
| 4 weeks | $105 | About $3.75 per day |
For comparison: Tile saw rentals typically cost $42 to $80 per day or $126 to $210 per week, depending on blade size and power. Renting lets you avoid the $200+ purchase price if you only need it for one project.
Read the full guide: Tile Saw Rental Cost: Daily & Weekly Rates
What is a tile saw good for?
A wet tile saw makes clean, straight cuts in tile and stone.
- Straight cuts in ceramic and porcelain tile
- Cutting stone and pavers
- Notches and angled cuts
- Cutting concrete slabs: a concrete saw
- Breaking out an old tile floor: a jackhammer, $70 per day
Use a manual tile cutter for simple straight cuts on ceramic, or rent a wet tile saw for porcelain, stone, curves, and notches that need precision edges.
Read the full guide: Tile Saw vs Tile Cutter: Which One Do You Need?
What are typical specs for rental wet tile saws?
This listing doesn't state a size, so these are the usual figures across the wet tile saws rental stores stock, not this unit's own: each is the range across 8 published sources.
| Blade diameter | 7 to 10 in |
| Rip capacity | 14 to 28.4 in |
| Depth of cut | 1.13 to 3.07 in |
| Motor power | 0.75 to 1.75 hp |
Based on: MK Diamond MK-370EXP, MK Diamond MK-660, RIDGID R4031 9 Amp 7 in. Jobsite Wet Tile Saw with Stand, QEP 7" Power Pro 1HP Wet Tile Saw, DEWALT D24000S, MK Diamond MK-101-24, Husqvarna TS 60, Husqvarna TS 70
What size tile saw do I actually need for my project?
Choose a 7-inch saw for small ceramic tiles in bathrooms and kitchens, or a 10-inch wet saw if you're cutting larger porcelain tiles over 18 inches. Matching your saw size to your tile dimensions prevents cracked material and wasted time on your project.
Read the full guide: What Size Tile Saw Do I Need? Sizing Guide & Rental Tips
Where do I pick it up?
Pickup is in Uniontown, Pennsylvania 15401, Monday to Friday 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday 7:00 am to 12:00 pm. You get the exact address at checkout. Return it to the same address. This lister offers pickup and delivery.
What should I know before using a tile saw?
Wet tile saws require constant attention to spinning blades, water flow, and electrical power; wear proper PPE, secure electrical connections, keep hands clear of the blade, and manage water carefully to prevent injuries.
Read the full guide: Tile Saw Safety Tips: How to Use a Wet Tile Saw Safely
Set the wet saw on a stable, flat surface near power and water, fill the reservoir and check the blade guard. Make practice cuts on scrap tile first, pushing the tile through slowly so the water cools the diamond blade.
Read the full guide: How to Use a Tile Saw: Beginner's Guide
How do I book it?
Reserve online through the RNTR marketplace. Checkout, payment and scheduling all happen in the app, with no phone call needed. This lister requires a driver's license: at checkout you upload the front and back of yours and a selfie holding it, or use a verification saved from an earlier rental.
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