If you're starting a tiling project at home, you may be torn between using a wet saw and tile cutters. We asked an expert to ...

At 49 pounds, this is a pretty heavy saw, but if you’re cutting lots of tiles—or large format tiles—it’s tough to beat the stability. Get the Ridgid tile saw at The Home Depot.

I plan to install ceramic tile on the walls and floorsin several bathrooms. How do I make the circular cuts for the pipes and toilet flange? How do I cut an L-shaped tile? I know how to score tile ...

Entry-level saws start at 0.75 HP, which gives them enough power to work with basic ceramic tiles up to ⅜ inches thick (although they can struggle with harder and more dense porcelain tiles).

Q. We have large ceramic tiles on the floor in our foyer. One of them has gotten badly scratched and I need to replace. What is the proper procedure to remove and replace one without damaging the ...

If you are installing ceramic, porcelain, glass, or stone tile yourself, you will probably need to cut the "border tiles" that edge the room. To make L-shaped cuts, your best choice is a wet saw ...