$20.00
1
Your cart is empty
Subtotal
We will hold your cart for 15:00.
Buy more, save more
Coupon discount
Shipping
Add 2 more items to unlock your free mystery gift.
Complimentary item.
Total
$20.00
We will hold your cart for 15:00.
DEWALT D36000S 10-inch wet tile saw with stand delivers 1/32-inch cutting accuracy and 37-inch rip capacity for professional large-format tile installations.
Categories : tools
SKU : WOR-TOO-522
Share This:
The DEWALT D36000S 10-inch wet tile saw with stand is built for pros who need reliable, accurate cuts on large-format tile. This corded 15-amp tile saw delivers 1,220 MWO of cutting power, a 37-inch rip cut capacity, and a rigid steel frame with stainless-steel rollers that hold true to 1/32-inch over 30-inch cuts. It's the saw for contractors and serious remodelers cutting porcelain, ceramic, and stone tile day after day.
With 37 inches of rip cut capacity (41 inches with plunge) and 18 inches of cutting clearance left of the blade, you can split a 36x36-inch tile exactly in half in a single pass. The 8-1/2-inch crosscut capacity handles 6-inch sills and 8x48-inch planks at a 30% offset—jobs that typically send you to a bigger, less portable machine.
The cutline indicator, rigid frame, and stainless-steel rollers all work together to give you smooth, splinter-free cuts. The integrated water tray fully contains 18x36-inch and 24x24-inch tile, keeping slurry off the floor and reducing cleanup time. The saw itself rolls through 30-inch doorways thanks to its 28-7/8-inch column-to-cart width.
If your D36000S water pump is not pumping, check that the pump is fully submerged in the water tray and the hose isn't kinked or clogged with mortar dust. Remove any debris from the pump inlet screen, and run clean water through the line to confirm flow. For persistent issues, consult the pump part number in your manual and contact Workbench World support—we'll help you find the right replacement and walk you through the basics.
This is a high-capacity wet saw that balances portability with no-compromise features: a 91-pound frame you can move between jobs, integrated storage for cart extension, miter guide, and wrenches, and a motor that handles demanding cuts without bogging down. It's a smart investment for serious tile work.
37-in rip capacity / 41-in with plunge: split 36x36 tile right down the middle.
1/32-in accuracy over 30-in cuts: consistent, clean joints for professional layouts.
15-Amp, 1,220 MWO motor: handles dense porcelain and stone without stalling.
Water tray and pump keep slurry contained, plus 28-7/8-in width passes through standard door frames.
Model: D36000S
Motor: 15 Amp, 1220 MWO
Weight: 91 lb / 41.3 kg
Product Type: Corded Wet Tile Saw with Stand
Blade Diameter: 10 in / 25.4 cm
Water Tray Size: 18 x 36 in / 45.7 x 91.4 cm
Cutting Accuracy: ±1/32 in over 30 in / 0.8 mm over 76 cm
Rip Cut Capacity: 37 in / 94 cm (41 in / 104 cm with plunge)
Crosscut Capacity: 8.5 in / 21.6 cm
Width from Column to Cart Edge: 28.875 in / 73.3 cm
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: D36000S
The D36000S is a purpose-built production saw. Its cutting geometry—37-inch rip, 18-inch clearance left of the blade, and 8-1/2-inch crosscut—forgives few things: it's designed to make repeated, accurate cuts without moving tile, resetting fences, or fighting the work.
Large tile means bigger, heavier pieces, and that's where the rigid frame and stainless-steel table earn their keep. The saw keeps the tile flat and stable, and the cutline indicator helps you stay on mark even with a sheet like 36x36 porcelain.
Keep your water lines clear and the pump intake submerged. After every heavy day, run clean water through the pump for 30 seconds to flush out settled slurry. A little maintenance goes a long way toward preventing 'no water flow' surprises on the next job. If you need replacement parts, contact Workbench World and we'll point you to the right pump part number.
The integrated stand rolls through routine openings, and onboard storage keeps the miter guide, extension, and wrenches with the saw. You can set up, cut, and pack down quickly—something day-rate tile setters appreciate.
Check that the pump is fully submerged in the water tray and that the hose is not kinked or blocked. Clean the pump inlet screen and flush the line with clean water. If flow doesn't return, see your manual for the pump part number and contact support.
The D36000S gives you 37 inches of rip capacity, and 41 inches when you use the plunge function. That lets you cut 36x36 tile in half without flipping the tile.
Yes, the width from column to cart edge is 28-7/8 inches, so it passes through standard door frames.
The tray is 18x36 inches and will contain 24x24 tiles completely while you cut.
I install tile full-time and this saw hasn't missed a beat. The 37-inch rip capacity lets me handle the big format porcelain that shows up on every job now. It stays square, the water flow is steady, and the cart glides smooth. Could use a better blade, but that's an easy swap. After three months of daily use, I'd buy it again.
Just used it to tile our laundry room. The cuts are clean and straight, even for a first-timer. Assembly isn't hard, but the instructions are a little rough and you need a second person to lift the table. Also the miter gauge feels a bit flimsy. Overall happy.
Cuts like a dream.
Good power and accurate cuts. The stand is stable once you get it set.
It's a good saw for straight cuts, but the water pump keeps getting clogged with slurry. I have to stop every few minutes to clear it. For the price I expected a better pump.
I've run 40 boxes of large-format tile through this thing and it hasn't let me down. The rip capacity is perfect for 24x24. It's heavy but the cart makes it manageable. Very happy.
I've been cutting tile for over 40 years, and this is the first wet saw under a thousand dollars that I truly trust. The tracks are straight out of the box, no adjustments needed. It handled a 32-inch cut on 12mm porcelain without a chip. The water tray is a little small, but it does the job. This will be my main saw from now on.
The saw itself cuts well. The stand feels a bit wobbly on uneven floors. I had to shim one corner. Once I did, it was fine.
Best saw I've owned. Cuts true. Worth every penny.
Used it for a weekend project. No complaints.
