Clipper Electric Large Tabletop Tile Saw - CTC Series 7
This 7 - foot tile saw offers great value for small to medium - sized jobs. It comes with features usually found in more expensive models. The belt - driven 1 HP motor delivers maximum power from the motor to the blade, and it can do a rip cut of up to 17 feet. The sturdy aluminum cutting table has an anti - skid top to keep the material steady during cutting. The lightweight water pan is easy to clean and convenient for single operators moving on and off the job site.
- Power Source: Electric 115v/60/1
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- The strong belt - driven 1HP motor enables powerful and precise cutting.
- The lightweight conveyor slides smoothly for straight cuts and has a locking mechanism for easy transport.
- High intake and output keep fresh water in the pan, and a durable filter keeps debris out.
- The aluminum cutting table's anti - skid top holds the material in place while cutting.
Engine power: 0.5
| MAX BLADE DIAMETER | MAX CUTTING DEPTH | ARBOR HOLE | BLADE FLANGE DIAMETER | ROTATION SPEED | MOTOR/ENGINE TYPE | VOLTAGE | POWER SOURCE | PART # |
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| 7 In. | 2 In. | 5/8 In. | 2.6 In. | 6000 | Norton | 115 | Electric | 70184681496 |
Using the Clipper CTC Series 7 Large Tabletop Tile Saw is straightforward. First, make sure it's plugged into a 115v electrical outlet. Place your tile on the anti - skid aluminum cutting table, aligning it as needed. Turn on the saw and use the lightweight conveyor to smoothly slide the tile through for a straight cut. When you're done, you can easily clean the lightweight water pan. Remember to use the locking mechanism on the conveyor when transporting the saw. For maintenance, regularly check the durable filter in the water pan and clean or replace it if it gets clogged. Also, keep an eye on the belt - driven 1 HP motor and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for lubrication and inspection. Always wear appropriate safety gear like goggles and gloves when using the saw.
