A wet saw is the workhorse for cuts a manual cutter cannot make: L-cuts, notches, thick pavers and miters. RUBI's DU, DC and DX lines cover everything from punch-list work to full remodels. Here is how to choose.
DU bridge saws
DU-style bridge saws ride the blade over a fixed tile on rails, which gives clean, repeatable cuts on large-format tile and minimizes chipping. Best for crews doing big porcelain where cut quality is everything.
DC tabletop saws
DC saws push the tile through the blade on a sliding table: fast, portable and a great all-rounder for daily tile work and mixed sizes. A strong value pick for most contractors.
DX premium tabletop
DX builds on the DC platform with more power, capacity and features for heavy daily production. Step up to DX when the saw runs all day, every day.
How to choose
- Cut length and tile size: match the saw's rated cut to your largest common tile.
- Portability: tabletop (DC/DX) travels easier; bridge (DU) trades portability for precision.
- Blade: pair any saw with the right diamond blade for your material.
Frequently asked questions
Do I still need a manual cutter if I own a wet saw? Yes. Straight cuts are faster and cleaner on a manual cutter; the wet saw handles everything else.
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