What size tile can it cut?

It cuts to a maximum depth of 1-5/16 inches (33 mm), so standard wall tile and most floor tile up to that thickness. Large-format slabs and thick stone are beyond it.

Wet cutting keeps dust down and the wheel cool, and the tool is set up for wet use. Plan on a water supply or a spray bottle at the cut line.

What blade does it take?

A 4-3/8 inch (110 mm) wheel with a 20 mm (3/4 inch) bore. Wheel thickness must be between 1/16 and 1/8 inch.

Can it cut straight lines freehand?

It can, but freehand cuts are harder to keep straight than on a sliding table saw. Mark the line and score a shallow pass first for cleaner edges.

Is it a replacement for a benchtop wet saw?

For small jobs and cuts in place, yes. For repeated straight cuts in large tile, a benchtop saw gives more stability and accuracy.

Where is the DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw cheapest?

At Walmart, for $36.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.

DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw

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DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw

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Our take on the DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw

The DEKOPRO is a handheld wet tile saw built around a 4-3/8 inch diamond wheel and a 10 amp, 1200 W motor that spins at 14,000 rpm. It cuts to a maximum depth of 1-5/16 inches, enough for standard wall tile and most floor tile up to about an inch thick. It suits DIYers cutting backsplash, bathroom and small floor jobs where a full-size wet saw is too bulky or costly. Against benchtop wet saws it trades table stability and large-format capacity for portability; against angle grinders it trades speed for cleaner, wet, straighter cuts.

Best forDIY backsplash and bathroom tile jobsCutting tile in place where a bench saw won't fitSmall floor and wall tile up to 1-5/16 in deepRenters and occasional users who want one compact tool

Pros

Handheld design reaches walls and floors a bench saw can't
10 amp motor and 14,000 rpm no-load speed for fast cuts
Cuts up to 1-5/16 in deep, covering common wall and floor tile
Takes standard 4-3/8 in wheels with a 20 mm bore
Compact and easy to store between jobs

Cons

Freehand cutting makes straight, chip-free edges harder than a sliding table saw
No integral water feed is described, so wet cutting needs a separate supply
Small wheel limits it to small and medium tile, not large-format slabs
Depth of cut is fixed by the wheel, so thick stone is out of reach

DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw prices at every store

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About the DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw

The DEKOPRO handheld tile saw is a corded power tool that runs on 120V/60Hz power. It has a 10 amp, 1200W rated power input and a no-load speed of 14000 per minute.

It takes a 4-3/8 inch (110mm) wheel with a 3/4 inch (20mm) blade bore. The maximum cutting depth is 1-5/16 inches (33mm).

Input: 120V/60Hz
Power: 10 amp / 1200W rated power input
No-load speed: 14000/min
Wheel diameter: 110mm (4-3/8")
Blade bore: 20mm (3/4")
Max wheel thickness: 3mm (1/8")
Min wheel thickness: 1.2mm (1/16")
Max cutting depth: 33mm (1-5/16")

Questions and answers

What size tile can it cut?: It cuts to a maximum depth of 1-5/16 inches (33 mm), so standard wall tile and most floor tile up to that thickness. Large-format slabs and thick stone are beyond it.
Does it need water?: Wet cutting keeps dust down and the wheel cool, and the tool is set up for wet use. Plan on a water supply or a spray bottle at the cut line.
What blade does it take?: A 4-3/8 inch (110 mm) wheel with a 20 mm (3/4 inch) bore. Wheel thickness must be between 1/16 and 1/8 inch.
Can it cut straight lines freehand?: It can, but freehand cuts are harder to keep straight than on a sliding table saw. Mark the line and score a shallow pass first for cleaner edges.
Is it a replacement for a benchtop wet saw?: For small jobs and cuts in place, yes. For repeated straight cuts in large tile, a benchtop saw gives more stability and accuracy.
Where is the DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw cheapest?: At Walmart, for $36.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the DEKOPRO 4-3/8" Handheld Tile Saw?: Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.