Buying mine tomorrow. This is the second time I’m using your videos as a buying guide. Keep up the great work! 👍👍

That's the video I was waiting. Thank you again for your hard work doing this videos

Thank you. This video is exactly what I was looking for. Can’t wait to be able to set the saw up in the area I’m actually setting tile and using it in the winter.

Great video, thanks! I'm a novice tile guy who decided to purchase this back in November largely based on the review on this channel as there weren't a ton of reviews elsewhere and wasn't disappointed. I did a master bath floor (8x8 porcelain) shower walls (white ceramic subway) and a mosaic porcelain shower floor. The cuts are about the same as what I'd get from a wet saw, so not perfect but can be cleaned up. I also purchased the Montolit Minipiuma, which I'd never used before, but found myself using the IQ for the vast majority of the job. I can't tell you how much nicer it is to have a good tile saw 2' away from me at all times as opposed to walking 50' down stairs, outside in the Michigan winter, and into a cold garage to cut tile. It's a beautiful looking saw and honestly, it's built like something you'd see in a machine shop...very sturdy and heavy duty with no slop whatsoever. So thanks again for your earlier review, you helped me purchase this expensive but very worthwhile piece of equipment! Also, would you please consider a video on grout if you haven't already done one? I did a quick search and didn't see one. I run into problems like improper coverage and black grout not bleeding, but coming off when rubbed with fingers. Grout is the one part of the job that still worries me. Thanks!

I gotta say, this is brilliant

Cool Beans, GO Berg!

Im waiting for this video. Thank you so much for doing this video. Once again big thanks bro.

Damn saw you use this in one of your other random vids went to look up reviews and find you reviewing it exactly the video I wanted to find all the perfect points guess I just got to go grab one

Thanks for your reviews. I now have an IQ saw. After properly addressing the blade I can get really sharp cuts (minimized chipping). Thanks for taking time on this!

Tile contractor for 15years just stumbled on to your channel and have to say love the job your doing. I have been looking at this saw for awhile, and it's great to see a quality review! Currently use a 10in Beast and the cuts are great buy the water containment could be better.

As always awesome video.I have been considering making this purchase. This video has helped me with my decision. Very informative and I thank you once again brother. “FLIP”

How does it perform when shaving only a blade width off? On a wet saw you can press the blade with fingers but not on this. Is it really disks enough to be safe indoors? You can see some dust in the videos. Thanks for the review!

Slow as molasses to rip a 3ft tile so your not actually saving any time by not dealing with water. The 10in rigid saw is 300$ does a fantastic job and you don't have to shell out 2 grand and the headache of finding the 100 plus dollar blade that no major retailers carry. I've been laying tile for 10 years, this saw is not worth the money.

Great video homie

Appreciate video i been thinking about getting this saw. Have the dewalt 10 inch . But winter time hands freeze if i dont heat water up a little. So i think this would be better but didnt know to much about the IQ.

I gotta get one of these. Up here in mn this saw would way more than pay for itself in one winter.

90% dustless BUT IS WORTH IT👍👍

Well definitely not dustless but still cool

I see quite a bit of dust; does it make a mess inside? Can you connect a vacuum to it to improve the dust collection?

I trust your review and just ordered mine. I do have a few concerns and it involves touching the blade 😅

Can you tell me how long a marble tile take to cut down a rip of 24?

Now, this is an Efin saw!

Have u tried the grey blade , i just got my new filter and fins for the annual tune up. I also bought the grey blade and the orange one. Excited to see if its different than the orange one .

I do a lot of mitre cuts. This saw has a different type of doing it in comparison to others. Would you recommend this saw to do a lot of mitres or do you think there are better saws to do that?

Where does one buy this for best price ?

how does the speed of the cut differ if any from wet or dry? i find that a cut that is under base board i can fly through those will it be the same with this saw? looks like feed rate is significantly slower or maybe just the video. thanks for your time

Bought one yesterday. Test cut porcelain tonight with orange and grey blade. Cut quality was awful and chipped out with either blade. Slate cut well, but I set mostly porcelain so I'd rather have cold hands in the winter than hand sand EVERY cut with a diamond pad. Returning it tomorrow. Want you to know I watch all your videos and appreciate them as a tile guy, but in the future you may want to show an actual close up of all the cuts. Like really close up. Its fine for hidden cuts, but anything up to a profile strip would be unacceptable by my customers. Will put my $ into a higher quality manual (Montolit) and deal with the water. Just my opinion. To each his own.

Hi mate, your videos really help people around the world regarding what to buy when it come to tile and Stone jobs. you have been using lots and different wetsaw and the IQ dry cutter. Out of all your wet saw and dry saw cutters what is the best and what would you recommend to buy rather then trying to buy different brands to know which is the best for long term? Thanks

Hi , Are you able to plunge cut?

TileTool Tuesday on a Tuesday😱

How often do you need to change the blade?

2:30 all that dust in a room would make it looks like a dust storm.

Great video very informative but i did notice dust coming off the back of the saw during your test cut and also I noticed guys wearing respirators during some of the clips . Is this no more than a nuisance or is it noticeable when working in confined spaces?

I’ve heard with this saw you can buy an extension table for unlimited rip length but I’m curious to know would the table include unlimited rip length on miters?

Hey Landberg, im assuming this saw needs to be used specifically with the IQ blade?

Kick ass

What about video iq Vs iq compact would be great to see the pros and cons between the two!...

Very cool saw. I don’t ever see myself getting one personally because I own a 10” dewalt that’s only a year old. Still, I’d love to use one some day!

If only these machines were as quiet as when the film speeds up.

Can you cut glass tile with it?

Would the cut be clean though?

Mine seems to have a massive amount of chipping no matter the feed rate

2:23 sending out a lot of dust.

You know in regard to the cost, this is my thinking - why not reduce the cost to let's say: $1,399 (approx. 26%) and PROBABLY double the sales? Otherwise, they're keeping their product out of the hands of a great many potential owners.

Well i knew you would say the blade would burn out fast.... Just use the HEAVY duty blade(Grey) IT cuts and last atleast 1000+ so far and i believe IT Will for go over 2000+ cuts. Dont use the standard IT runs out pretty fast(400-600) cuts And the IQ cant do mitre cuts perfectly You should do a REVIEW on SIGMA JOLLY EDGE. Best for mitre cuts

I see dust coming out tho

You don't get a bunch of dust? Your saw blade don't burn up?

Hold on you use 1 blade a year with a wetsaw????

still 10% dust blow out

I find i plunge cut alot and that saw is not dustless in a plunged cut

Still see dust coming out

The Earth is Flat and Motionless

I see a lot of dust still coming from it.

Doesn't seems to be that dustless... The big advantage it's tho that you don't have to wait the tile to dry out like on a wet saw.

Clearly not dustless, people want honest reviews! If this was in a client's home even 5% dust is unacceptable when its dustless! I see chips and the cutting is very slow! Can you attached a vacuum cleaner for added suction?

Dustless my ass!!!

Why wouldn't you just use a tile cutter if you're just going to make a straight cut on a porcelain tile?

Why lie about saying its dustless u can see the dust blowing everywhere.

Why don’t you say how slow it cuts it’s very clear that you made the video faster also what about all those chips they keep flying around you didn’t say that it seems like you were paid by this company to give them a good review come on let’s be fair

You can’t use it in a house, to much dust, and no way the blade lasts a year

2ins & 15/16ths is not good enough! & wheres all the cuts on brick & concrete? saw lots of dust coming off this in the video & the carriage sounded rough as he slid forward & back & he didnt take the cover off to inspect it oh no we've just gotta take his word for it (i dont think so!) He said $100 for a new blade? so why am i reading $200 & $300 from the public? Bugger the dust i'll stick with my EVOLUTION with a Japanese blade that cuts through anything (& dont need replacing every 5 mins) & only £35 or £40. British & Japanese engineering, we knock spots off you yanks! forgot to say that machines had a year of work & still looks that clean? (steam cleaned once a week no doubt) Have a nice day lol!

Mr.Lanberg, i have the 10in IQ, i mainly use the the hard material blade, what is your opinion on the two different blades? i hope you answer if not send me your email. BTW love the channel!! currently doing a shower with 14x29 in tiles no problem for this saw!