DEWALT Wet Tile Saw with Stand, 10-Inch (D24000S) with Premium XP4 Blade Tile & Masonry Saws
Category: Tile & Masonry Saws
DEWALT Wet Tile Saw with Stand, 10-Inch (D24000S) with Premium XP4 Blade excels.
It offers 1.5 HP peak power and a folding aluminum stand.
This model ranks highly among Tile & Masonry Saws for remodelers.
DEWALT D24000S Wet Tile Saw with Stand for Remodelers, Jobsite power, portability and cutting capacity for wet saws
The DEWALT D24000S gives remodelers jobsite-grade power, portability, and generous wet-cutting capacity. This wet saw ranks among Tile & Masonry Saws for accuracy and durable stainless steel rails. The compact frame and folding aluminum stand allow one-person setup and easy transport.
Key specifications and cut capacities
- Weight: 69 lbs
- Dimensions: 36 L x 29 W x 24 H inches
- Power: 1.5 HP (peak); Voltage: 120V corded
- Blade included: 10-Inch XP4 Porcelain Tile Blade; Arbor: 5/8 inch (blade mounting shaft)
- Cut capacities: diagonal 18 x 18 inches; max depth 3 1/8 inches; max rip with plunge 28 inches; bevel 45
- Accuracy: within 1/32 inch over 18 inch cuts
- Frame/stand: stainless steel rails and rollers; folding aluminum stand for one-person transport
- Water management: submersible pump, water pan, side and rear water trays included
How do I set up the wet saw stand safely on site?
DEWALT Tile & Masonry Saw sets up in five minutes when one person unfolds and locks the stand. Level the saw on firm ground and extend leg pins until the cart feels stable. Connect the included submersible pump and route the water trays to direct slurry away. Plug the saw into a GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter) protected 120V outlet to reduce shock risk. How much extra water should I carry: bring a five-gallon bucket and spare hose for long shifts.
Jobsite power, portability and cutting capacity for wet saws
D24000S Wet Tile Saw with Stand delivers 1.5 HP peak power from a corded 120V motor. The saw weighs 69 lbs and measures 36 by 29 by 24 inches for compact jobsite storage. Cut capacities handle diagonal 18 by 18 tiles, 3 1/8 inch depth, and 28-inch rip with plunge.
Power, size and cut-capacity details for practical planning
- Power type: corded wet tile saw; requires a 120V, GFCI-protected circuit
- Transport: one-person setup; folding aluminum stand; compact saw frame for truck storage
- Blade/arbor: 10-inch blade included; arbor 5/8 inch
- Cut performance: diagonal 18×18, max depth 3 1/8″, rip with plunge 28″, 45 bevel
- Accuracy: designed to cut within 1/32″ over an 18″ cut for repeatable finished edges
What blade and water pump routine prevents glaze damage?
D24000S uses the XP4 porcelain blade plus steady pump flow to minimize tile glaze (surface finish) cracking. Select a continuous-rim porcelain blade and confirm the 5/8 inch arbor (blade mounting shaft) matches the saw. Keep the water pan full, direct side and rear trays to flush slurry, and run the pump continuously. Feed tiles at a steady, slow pace to avoid overheating the glaze and scoring the finish. Will this saw run on my generator: use a GFCI-protected 120V circuit and avoid under-rated extension cords.
Why Pro Remodelers Choose the DEWALT D24000S for Tile
10-Inch wet tile saw with stand (Tile & Masonry Saws) DEWALT delivers pros speed and accuracy. Stainless rails, stainless rollers, and the XP4 blade support repeatable, sub-1/32-inch finish cuts. Included pump, trays, and cutting cart extension reduce setup time and improve workflow on projects. At $1063.19 USD, this package balances upfront cost with time-savings for pros.
Included accessories and practical jobsite benefits
- Wet Tile Saw with folding aluminum stand
- 10-Inch XP4 Porcelain Tile Blade (Premium XP4 Blade)
- Submersible pump, water pan, side water tray, rear water tray
- Cutting cart side extension, stainless steel rollers
- Blade wrench and hex wrench for basic maintenance
Can I cut large-format porcelain and stone with accuracy?
The reviewed DEWALT D24000S wet tile saw cuts large-format porcelain and stone within 1/32 inch on 18-inch runs. Use the included cutting cart side extension and stainless rollers to support long tiles and prevent sagging. Switch to a diamond blade rated for natural stone when cutting granite or dense travertine for best results. Clamp tiles, score first when possible, and maintain steady feed speed to preserve tolerance and reduce chipping. How often replace blade: replace when rim chips appear or cut quality drops noticeably.